Safety Recall 22S27 Rear Axle Bolt Fractures

My 2020 is also a 4 bolt

Interesting. So that would add fuel to the ongoing debate of "the 4 bolt is less problematic than the 2 bolt" controversy, making it somewhat moot.

I do not see FORD's outsourcing of 4,000 rear axle covers as meaning they have encountered any more than the 235 breaks they originally reported. Just that because of those breaks, they will eventually replace as many of those covers as possible (with 4,000 being the starting point).

Put another way, I do not make conclusions beyond the facts that I have been given.

Kind of like my not seeing a glass as half full, nor as half empty. I just see it for what it really is, a glass containing one half of one substance and one half of another substance. So unless FORD provides us with more concrete data, it would be negligent of me to make any other conclusions.

I’ve had my vehicle three years now at the end of last month and I’ve had absolutely nothing wrong no problems at all very satisfied.

Huh? So you want to believe that every vehicle that was going to sheer a bolt, did so by the time they did their initial analysis, just because they haven’t provided more data?

There will continue to be failures until a solution is fully deployed. That’s reality.

Huh? So you want to believe that every vehicle that was going to sheer a bolt, did so by the time they did their initial analysis, just because they haven’t provided more data?

There will continue to be failures until a solution is fully deployed. That’s reality.


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Rick, how many miles on your 2020? I'm at almost 33,000 miles and have had several repairs already since the first year. Tomorrow I'm getting the broken driver's seat panel panel replaced and catalytic converters checked for cracks, which I have suspected for a while now. The first year and a half I had the fuel pump and battery replaced. Also, the rear camera recall/replacement was done earlier this year. The transmission was rebuilt at about 25,000 miles. 11/1/19 build date and purchased on 12/4/19.

I have had absolutely zero problems or issues with my vehicle it’s a 2020 with 15,000 miles on it. Purchased mine August 2019

Wow you drive less than half as much as the average which is what mine will have, about 34,000 in 3 years.

Latest data (2020) has the average person driving 12,785 miles a year, so your 34,000 miles in 3 years (11,333 miles a year) is actually below average.

And of the two sexes Men drive 6,408 miles a year more than Women, so a person's genetic makeup is a determining factor in how much they drive.

Latest data (2020) has the average person driving 12,785 miles a year, so your 34,000 miles in 3 years (11,333 miles a year) is actually below average.

And of the two sexes Men drive 6,408 miles a year more than Women, so a person's genetic makeup is a determining factor in how much they drive.

As far as "genetic makeup" as a determining factor...LOL. We've only been driving cars for four generations. It is unfathomable to me how someone would attribute this to genetics...except a fool

Looks like the poster I quoted is once again not only posting ignorance, it's on the wrong thread. (there is a male-female drivers thread for some reason).

Latest data (2020) has the average person driving 12,785 miles a year, so your 34,000 miles in 3 years (11,333 miles a year) is actually below average.

And of the two sexes Men drive 6,408 miles a year more than Women, so a person's genetic makeup is a determining factor in how much they drive.

I have read many of your posts and always found them very informative, agreed with them and they have even changed my perspective on things. For some reason recently everyone has been giving you shit which has bothered me and I am/was/still in your corner with your responses.

When you start throwing out math which is absolutely not my strong suit (8th grade at best) and using them as facts to just to tell another member they are below average by 1,452 (had to use calculator) is silly. Maybe something has changed over the years but every time average driving per year has come up in my life it has been 12k. Most recently was purchasing vehicles through Enterprise Fleet Services that used the baseline of 12k for average.

Not trying to be a dick in any means and if you would like to start another poll that you can conclude is fact based on forum members responses I will be your first sample size of (1).

Purchased ST on 10/31/21. Currently have 16,799 miles on it which will increase within the next hour as the woman driver wife is picking up kid from volleyball. I don’t have any hard data but I do drive it whenever I am involved with anything. Dinner, sporting events, birthday parties, trip from DC to Asheville for ST experience etc. If I had to guess (agreed it’s not fact or even calculated) I have driven 4k at best of those miles.

In my particular instance on this vehicle we are above average on miles and the woman driver has done the most. I love you and thank you for your services being a Firefighter helping everyone who calls 911.

I also only have one vehicle! I've never owned more than one vehicle at a time. I'm an automotive monogamist!