Rear end damage

[CareerFiremanGuy]

I didn't read through all 23 pages of this thread, could someone please tell me how many owners have actually experienced this failure?

Maybe I should start a specific thread "Who has had a bolt failure on their subframe?"

 

[st8]

As already stated, we just don’t know what they are doing yet, but if I’m reading what was posted from Ford correctly, it’s for lower HP models as well and Ford really hits on the “safety” factor that the vehicle could roll if still in park with the busted bolt. It isn’t far fetched to think that they will flash the vehicles so the park brake is engaged when the vehicle is in park.

This is a safety recall first and foremost and there is already a TSB in place to replace the Subframe if you have an actual failure. We’ll find out more in the near future.


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I read that exact hypothesis on the Facebook page this morning about the brake being engaged.

 

[Jeppo]

Aside from the “will they fix it the right way” issue, I’ve often wondered why the parking brake doesn’t auto-engage when in Park. Are there any reasons why we wouldn’t want this feature? Since the parking brake disengages as soon as the vehicle is driven, I can’t think of any.

 

[CareerFiremanGuy]

As of today, there are no recalls posted for my ST on NHTSA (note the refresh date of 4/21/22) but there is a note about it on MyFord (which posted it a week earlier on 4/14/22):



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[bigcat1185]

Looks like I got my 2022 just in time.

 

[dadvroom]

I sent this thread to Jalopnik and Autoblog hoping it can bring some attention to the software fix for the mechanical bolt. I noticed my RWD is a 3 bolt and has a yellow tag on the right LCA. I am planning to install the AWR brace but want to wait until after all the recall stuff is done.

 

[CareerFiremanGuy]

Looks like I got my 2022 just in time.

As did I, but now I have a brand new vehicle who's axle bolt could break off at any time!

 

[st8]

As did I, but now I have a brand new vehicle who's axle bolt could break off at any time!

I wouldn’t stress that much. Unless you’re running every single mod, and driving like a race car driver daily, I think the chances of it braking are rather slim.

 

[CareerFiremanGuy]

I wouldn’t stress that much. Unless you’re running every single mod, and driving like a race car driver daily, I think the chances of it braking are rather slim.

I sure hope so! I didn't plan on modifying my ST, so hopefully everything should be good to go (there's that word "hopefully" again Lol).

 

[TLST22]

I sure hope so! I didn't plan on modifying my ST, so hopefully everything should be good yo go (there's that word "hopefully" again Lol).

Told myself I wouldn’t mod my 22 ST.

That lasted a day


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[TLST22]

I sure hope so! I didn't plan on modifying my ST, so hopefully everything should be good yo go (there's that word "hopefully" again Lol).

Told myself I wouldn’t mod my 22 ST.

That lasted a day


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[Cruising68]

Told myself I wouldn’t mod my 22 ST.

That lasted a day


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I knew better. I had a pile of parts in my garage a month before I got mine. At my age I know myself well enough that it didn’t bother me


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[st8]

https://fordauthority.com/2022/04/2...-recalled-over-rear-axle-bolt-fracture-issue/

they posted an article this morning stating “The fix: dealers will replace the defective rear axle mounting bolts with new parts, free of charge.”

I didn’t see a link to anything citing this actual fix in the article.

 

[TLST22]

https://fordauthority.com/2022/04/2...-recalled-over-rear-axle-bolt-fracture-issue/

they posted an article this morning stating “The fix: dealers will replace the defective rear axle mounting bolts with new parts, free of charge.”

I didn’t see a link to anything citing this actual fix in the article.

Interesting, I mean I hope that's all they do and don't actually touch the damn PCM.

 

[TLST22]

I knew better. I had a pile of parts in my garage a month before I got mine. At my age I know myself well enough that it didn’t bother me


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Yeah so far I've got a ZFG 93 octane tune (revision 1 still but working on optimizing it), K&N drop-in filter and a Gibson Axle-Back Exhaust coming in next week. I'll probably add a IC at some point in the summer time here.

 

[CareerFiremanGuy]

Told myself I wouldn’t mod my 22 ST.

That lasted a day

hahaha

Well, I had a bunch of new performance cars that remained bone stock, including a trio of Mustang GT's, a Fusion Sport, a Taurus SHO and a KIA Stinger GT.

 

[CareerFiremanGuy]

https://fordauthority.com/2022/04/2...-recalled-over-rear-axle-bolt-fracture-issue/

they posted an article this morning stating “The fix: dealers will replace the defective rear axle mounting bolts with new parts, free of charge.”

Good News!

 

[Travis]

https://fordauthority.com/2022/04/2...-recalled-over-rear-axle-bolt-fracture-issue/

they posted an article this morning stating “The fix: dealers will replace the defective rear axle mounting bolts with new parts, free of charge.”

I didn’t see a link to anything citing this actual fix in the article.

The recall number is different, any thoughts as to why?

 

[ghostfranklin]

bet they said i could get reimbursed for parts and labor

 

[Dale5403]

The recall number is different, any thoughts as to why?

Looks like they made an error with the number. That recall number is for an F350 driveshaft issue.