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I lost my fusion sport with approximately 63,000 miles as mentioned last may. What was I expecting? I was expecting Ford to REPLACE MY FAILED ENGINE. Why? Because at the Very least they should release a bulletin warning ALL owners of this MANUFACTURING Defect/Mistake that the possibility exists...

This is a Bad design, However it is what it is. I would be much less pissed off if Ford would say they take no responsibility when Out of warranty, However, They should change their maintenance schedule to say water pump replacement recommended at 60k miles instead of 150k miles. AND, check oil...

I saw a video on You tube about what A GREAT Engine this 3.5l is. Mechanic said he thought it was on of the best engines he ever worked on. Thought it could last 300-500k, EXCEPT for one fatal flaw--------- the water pump. So, If i knew then what I know now. I would check my coolant level 2-3...

I’m considering a small claims suit against dealership, they should be informing all customers to at least keep a close eye on coolant levels. For those of you who this has not happened too, I would be checking coolant level every time I drove the car. They all know about this defect. I notice...

Id be glad to speak with you. This just happened this weekend to me 62000 miles

Here is list of vehicles, this issue involves Ford Edge (2007-2018); Ford Explorer (2011-2018); Ford F150 (2015-2017); Ford Flex (2009-2018); Ford Fusion (2010-2012); Ford Taurus (2008-2018); Lincoln MKX (2007-2010); Lincoln MKZ (2007-2012); and Mercury Sable (2008-2009)

I was planning on buying a new edge by the end of this year. I have always had great luck with Fords, Yet feel Betrayed. Sad day, My Dad was a Ford Guy (RIP) as was my father in law. The Class Action Lawsuit says---- T""he chain-driven water pump in the Ford Cyclone Engine is located internal...

The Class Action Lawsuit says---- T""he chain-driven water pump in the Ford Cyclone Engine is located internal to the engine. When the water pump prematurely fails, coolant leaks from the water pump directly into engine parts or the oil pan, destroying essential engine components or mixing...

Today I was informed, After my vehicle unexpectedly died getting on interstate with loss of all power and no warning, That I need a new engine. Failed Water pump, Repair cost of $7500. 2011 ford fusion sport, 61000 miles. Babied, Coolant flushed, Oil changed religiously. 3.5l engine. I signed...