I had purchased and Ford Escape 2019, July 2019, my check engine light came on, I went to the dealership, and they said I needed a new engine. I only had 67,000 miles on this vehicle. My FORD Protection continued Service plan denied the cost. One of the pistons had a hole in it.
Ford had the problem of the coolant getting into the engine cylinder and destroying the engine long time ago. It is irresponsible for a car with 30,000 miles to have engine failure. There seems to have been recalls in earlier models but the problem continues to exist as I had an engine failure. There is no telling what effect this might have on the value of the car if someone were to do research using the VIN number. Ford ought to have fixed the problem when it first began rather than having the same problem occur over many years.
Come on, 22000 miles on a new motor? They had to have the loaner car back, so I get there to exchange it. The new loaner had no brakes. I got car home after 5 weeks, and then there was big puddle of oil under the car. The rear main seal was bad, then after 2 more weeks got it back. I open hood, and the master cylinder was laying on top the motor - what a joke!!!
- Darrell W.,
Houghton Lake, US
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I had purchased and Ford Escape 2019, July 2019, my check engine light came on, I went to the dealership, and they said I needed a new engine. I only had 67,000 miles on this vehicle. My FORD Protection continued Service plan denied the cost. One of the pistons had a hole in it.
- veradene, Springfield, US