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Ford               Motor               Company               is               recalling               approximately               525,000               of               its               1999-2003               Windstar               minivans               to               repair               defective               parts               that               could               "result               in               a               loss               of               vehicle               directional               control,               increasing               the               risk               of               a               crash,"               according               to               the               National               Highway               Traffic               Safety               Administration               (NHTSA).

The               vehicle               safety               recall               was               issued               on               January               26,               2011,               but               letters               of               notification               from               Ford               to               Windstar               owners               only               began               showing               up               in               mailboxes               this               week.

According               to               the               recall               letter               I               received               on               February               17,               2011,               "the               front               subframe               lower               control               arm               rear               attaching               flanges,               or               both               rear               body               mounts"               of               my               2002               Windstar               "could               separate               from               the               vehicle               subframe               after               operating               in               high               corrosion               areas               for               an               extended               period               of               time."
               Ford's               latest               recall               affects               approximately               425,000               Ford               Windstars               registered               in               22               cold-weather               states               of               the               United               States               (Connecticut,               Delaware,               Illinois,               Indiana,               Iowa,               Kentucky,               Maine,               Maryland,               Massachusetts,               Michigan,               Minnesota,               Missouri,               New               Hampshire,               New               Jersey,               New               York,               Ohio,               Pennsylvania,               Rhode               Island,               Utah,               Vermont,               West               Virginia               and               Wisconsin               and               the               District               of               Columbia),               and               100,000               of               the               minivans               registered               in               Canada,               where               salt               and               other               corrosive               chemicals               are               used               to               treat               roads               in               the               wintertime.
               According               to               the               February               2011               recall               letter               issued               by               Ford,               owners               of               Windstar               minivans               should               contact               their               local               dealer               and               schedule               the               recall               work               to               be               done               as               soon               as               possible.

A               two-step               repair               process               is               involved.

Dealers               will               inspect               all               affected               parts               to               see               if               there               are               any               cracks               or               perforations.

If               there               are               none               and               the               vehicle               passes               inspection,               dealers               will               perform               an               unspecified               "authorized               reinforcement               repair."               All               work               (parts               and               labor)               will               be               done               free               of               charge               to               vehicle               owners.
               If               the               initial               inspection               reveals               the               presence               of               cracks,               perforations,               or               fatigue               to               affected               parts,               Ford               will,               at               its               expense,               provide               Windstar               owners               with               a               rental               vehicle               until               parts               are               available               and               repairs               can               be               completed.

Ford               "will               extend               a               vehicle               refund               offer"               to               consumers               "in               the               rare               case               it               is               determined               that               a               vehicle               cannot               be               repaired               under               the               recall."
               The               January               26,               2011               recall               is               the               latest               in               a               series               of               costly               safety               recalls               affecting               the               beleaguered               Ford               Windstar               minivan.

In               August               2010,               Ford               issued               a               similar               recall               for               575,000               of               the               vehicles               in               northern               tier               states               and               Canada               for               potential               corrosion-related               cracks               and               perforations               to               rear               axles               that               "could               cause               catastrophic               failure               and               loss               of               vehicle               control."               Many               recalled               Windstars               (including               mine)               passed               the               initial               inspection,               but               six               months               later               are               still               awaiting               the               arrival               of               "reinforcement               repair"               parts               to               complete               all               steps               in               the               recall.

Many               other               affected               minivans               aren't               so               fortunate.

Most               of               the               ones               that               failed               inspection               are               today               sitting               forlornly               in               local               dealer               parking               lots,               in               need               of               backordered               replacement               rear               axles.
               In               October               2009,               Ford               recalled               over               1.1               million               1995-2003               Windstars               to               repair               defective               speed               control               deactivation               switches               (SCDS)               that               had               the               potential               to               catch               fire.

It               was               part               of               the               largest               vehicle               recall               in               history,               involving               over               16               million               Ford               vehicles               worldwide.
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               NHTSA               Recall               information               -               Structure:               Frame               and               Members:               Underbody               Shields               January               26,               2011
               Ford               Recall               Notice               -               Rear               Axle
               Ford               Recall               Notice               -               Vehicle               Speed               Control               Deactivation               Switch
               Ford's               Vehicle               Safety               Recall               Expands,               Dwarfs               Toyota's






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