2008 Ford F-350

What can fail

In a frontal crash at 30 mph, the fuel tank can shift forward and strike a frame cross member, damaging the fuel delivery module and causing fuel to spill.

What the fix does

Dealers will install a bracket on your vehicle at no cost to prevent fuel tank movement during a frontal impact.

What can fail

The welds connecting the seat back pivot bracket to the seat back frame on driver's seats with lumbar support may be improperly made, potentially causing structural failure.

What the fix does

A reinforcement will be added to the seat back frame, or the frame will be replaced if necessary.

What can fail

The driver air bag module may not have been properly assembled, which could prevent it from working correctly in a crash.

What the fix does

Your dealer will replace the driver air bag module at no cost to you.

What can fail

On certain trucks with a 6.4L diesel engine, the battery positive wire may not have enough space between it and a bolt on the right splash shield, causing the wire to contact the bolt.

What the fix does

Dealers will check the battery positive wire location and reposition it if needed to prevent contact with the bolt.

What can fail

On certain trucks with a 6.4L diesel engine, excess hydrocarbons in the exhaust can cause the diesel particulate filter to reach excessive temperatures.

What the fix does

Dealers will reprogram the powertrain control module to address the issue.