NHTSA Complaint #10994076 — 2005 FORD F-150

THE REAR DIFFERENTIAL HAD TO BE REPLACED( AT A FORD DEALERSHIP ). THE REASON FOR REPLACEMENT WAS THE SHAFT THAT GOES FROM THE WHEEL INTO THE DIFFERENTIAL HAD ADJUSTMENT ISSUES WHEN MAKING NORMAL TURNS( THIS OCCURRED WHEN DRIVING SLOWLY ALSO MORE NOTICEABLE WITH QUICK TURNS AND WHEN EXITING ON THE HIGHWAY AROUND THE CURVE ,MAKING THE REAR END JUMP ON TURNS. WHEN DRIVING IN A STRAIGHT LINE THERE WAS NO ISSUE PROBLEMS. SINCE REPLACEMENT THE SAME ISSUES STILL HAVE RECURRED. MY CONCERN IS THERE MAY BE AN ISSUE WITH THE FORD REAR END DIFFERENTIAL AND AXIAL PARTS BOTH ORIGINAL AND REPLACEMENT PARTS THAT MAY MAKE THE VEHICLE HAVE SAFETY ISSUES PARTICULARLY IN TURNS CAUSING JUMPING OF THE REAR END