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Certainly! In 2018, Ford recalled certain 2014 model vehicles, including the Ford Escape, Fiesta ST, Fusion, and Transit Connect, due to a coolant leak issue. If your vehicle is on this list, you must visit a dealership for a free repair. This problem is critical and must be addressed promptly as it could result in overheating and potentially cause a fire.
Ford informed me that there is no recall for my 2014 Ford Escape. However, the local dealer is asking for $1,300.00 for repairs. I'm looking for advice on who I should reach out to for assistance.
A recall for a coolant leak issue is starting for individuals who own Ford Escapes, Fiesta STs, Fusions, and Transit Connects, specifically targeting 2014 Escape SUVs.
My 2014 Ford Escape is leaking coolant.
My 2014 Ford Escape has been at the repair shop since October 4, 2022, due to a coolant leak, a leaking turbocharger, and a cracked engine head. The situation keeps deteriorating. I contacted the local Ford dealership to inquire about any known issues, but they denied any. The repair costs have already surpassed $7000, and they described my car as a nightmare. As a recent widow, dealing with this car problem has added even more sadness and stress to an already difficult time. I noticed a class action lawsuit by the LEX group mentioned online.
Are there any ongoing recalls for coolant leaks in the 2014 Ford Escape that are still valid in 2023?
In 2014, my car has a coolant leak near the engine that isn't causing any spills on the ground. I had to top up the coolant just last week.
My 2014 Ford Escape is experiencing a loss of antifreeze, requiring me to regularly refill the reservoir, and emitting a strong odor. When I contacted the nearby Ford dealership, they informed me that my VIN number did not match the list of affected vehicles. This situation is quite frustrating for me.
Can you please call 210-544-4194 to find out if my 2014 Escape is being recalled for a coolant leak and where it was manufactured in Louisville, Kentucky?
Ford issued a recall for certain Escape vehicles that may experience overheating and fire incidents because the engine can get too hot and cause the cylinder heads to crack due to insufficient coolant.