1990 Ford Taurus Electrical system Problems

“How do I get Ford motor company to honor genuine NHTSA recalls on a 1990 Ford Taurus wagon??? It currently has complaint # NHTSA 90e043001; NHTSA 98v323000; NHTSA 93v106002; NHTSA 91v34000. I cannot get dealership to replace air bag module defect, seat belt defect or cpu replacement defect. What do I do to get some action on these issues????”

“I had a loose ignition on my 1990 Ford Taurus in which I could remove my key while it was still running I had this changed while I was having other work done on the car and less then a week later I had a very expensive paperweight because after they placed a new ignition into my car it caught fire while I was driving it burning out all the wiring and destroying the wires connected to my battery. I towed the car to the Ford dealer and I had to lay out even more money for them to tell me there is nothing they can do about it. There have never been any fires or recalls and that was that.”

“On november 20, 1998, I had work done on my car at sheehy Ford costing $1100. The next day the car died while being driven on the highway. Ken reed at sheehy Ford said it would cost $3000 4000 to repair an engine bearing problem. …”

“Consumer states vehicle has a thick film ignition module installed on the distributor, where it would overheat and cause vehicle to stall which resulted in vehicle catching on fire and was totaled by the insurance company, consumer contacted manufacturer several times to complain about the incident and was told by manufacturer they had no information about the cause of fire”

“On several occasions the engine of the vehicle suddenly stopped while driving, once the vehicle was allowed to cool off the driver was able to restart it, the consumer believes this failure is related to the tfi module which was recalled in the state of california, the manufacturer has been contacted. Nlm”