The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to start. There were no warning indicators illuminated. Upon researching the matter, the contact found that the fuel pump fuse was melting. The contact called a local dealer (moyer Ford sales Inc., 10111 state highway 59 S, directions foley, al 36535, (888) 699-3441) but was unable to speak with anyone. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified. The failure mileage was approximately 67,000.

- Summerdale, AL, USA

Engine will shut off while driving, all power to steering is lost. If I can't drive off the road it is stuck on traffic. Ford know what is causing the loss off engine power and must buy a relocation fix kit to fix the issue.

- Bakersfield, CA, USA

With a hard acceleration the truck blogged down & the engine service light came on. I thought the engine shut off so I pulled it down into 1st gear & it took off again. Still sputters like there is water in the gas or something. Light will not go off. Pretty dangerous in heavy traffic. It actually didn't have any power what so ever. Pretty scary. I read there were several complaints of the same situation. Why has Ford taken care of this as a recall?

- Mt. Pulaski, IL, USA

Transmission malfunction, will not engage when vehicle is stopped. Seems like it is stuck in 5th gear. Odo reads ------, airbag and seat belt light comes on. Speedometer goes to zero. When I turn engine off and back on, it operates normal for a few miles. Was almost T-boned by semi this morning because the transmission would not engage when I pulled into intersection.

- Sharpsburg, GA, USA

In Jan 2017 an electronic throttle body failure caused vehicle to 'stall' and enter "limp home" mode while traveling at highway speed of 65mph. The vehicle sputtered, shuttered & stumbled into "limp home" mode with the wrench symbol and check engine lights displayed on the instrument panel. Dealer replaced the electronic throttle body in Jan 2017. The vehicle started exhibiting similar but less severe problems (sputter & stumble/hesitation) in July 2017, and is increasing in frequency and severity through now. Called the dealer service department to have it diagnosed and they will not acknowledge that this is a known or systemic problem, but it impacts drivability and safety, especially when towing a trailer.

- Tonganoxie, KS, USA

Car switches into neutral while driving

- Menifee, CA, USA

While driving on the highway at approximately 70 mph my 2013 Ford F-150 downshifted from sixth gear to forth causing the truck to quickly decelerat down to 47 mph. Thank god the seatbelt worked and that nobody was behind me. Took it directly to a Ford dealership told them what happened and left it for them to figure out what happened. Ford called and said it was my timing chain and it needed to be replaced at a cost of $3,200 + tax. Doing some research on the problem I've learned that there was a multiple tsb's on the problem yet my Ford dealer where I get my maintained never mentioned it. So my warranty ran out and I am on the hook to the $3,200+ tax when they knew that an engineering problem existed.

- Middleburg Hts, OH, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. While driving approximately 70 mph, all the warning indicators on the instrument panel illuminated and the brake pedal became very stiff. The contact started pumping the brake pedal until the vehicle stopped. The vehicle was driven to kalispell Ford in kalispell, Montana where it was diagnosed that the engine vacuum pump failed and needed replacement. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 64,000. Right after repair contact drove home and brakes went out again. Vehicle was turned off and started again in which brakes came back into full use. Dealership was notified and kept vehicle for a week in which the failure was reproduced. Ford does not want to pay for repairs.

- Eureka, MT, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. While driving various speeds, the front end of the vehicle shook and vibrated and the rear end of the vehicle became unstable and swayed from side to side. The vehicle was taken to werner Hyundai in tallahassee, fl where it was diagnosed that the leaf springs were faulty and needed to be replaced. The parts were not available and the vehicle was not repaired. Later, while the vehicle was parked, a loud air pressure type noise was heard under the hood. The contact discovered oil had leaked from the engine. The vehicle was towed back to the dealer, but no failures related to an oil leak were found. The manufacturer was not notified of the failures. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 92,000.

- Quincy, FL, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. The contact stated that the vehicle experienced a loss of engine power and the gauges did not function. The failure occurred without warning. The failure was corrected after a manual restart. The failure occurred on three separate occasions. Woodhouse Ford (3633 North 72nd street, omaha, ne) was contacted, but the failure could not be duplicated. The manufacturer was notified and did not assist. The failure mileage was approximately 44,000.

- Omaha, NE, USA

Dining acceleration the truck would sputter in higher RPM then just recently I would be doing 70 mph down the highway and I would get a service light with power reduction which in turn would require me to pull over shut the truck off restart it and try again. I would get back up to speed and it would repeat. Each time only getting about a mile up the road and it would repeat. Took the truck into the dealer as it was still in warranty the first time and they ignored the P2112 code and replaced a totally different sensor.

- Ruidoso, NM, USA

Timing chain / timing chain tensioner defect in 2012-2014 ecoboost engine. Vehicle's timing chain loses tension and needs to be replaced at low mileage. Very costly repair, with estimated 13 hours labor. Design defect is being reported by more and more owners of vehicles with ecoboost engines released between 2012-2014. Ford Motor Corrected design defect in later models, but did not notify current owners or provide path to resolution if after 5 year/60K warranty.

- Woodbury, MN, USA

My Ford F150 experienced a coolant system leak similar to recalls for other Ford models (https://media.Ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2017/03/29/Ford-issues-three-safety-recalls-and-one-safety-compliance-recal.html). The problem is so bad with Ford trucks around my model year that there is a nationwide backorder of the part to fix the problem. The coolant system's "T connector" was leaking onto my wiring harness and presented a potential fire hazard much like the recall notice for similar Ford vehicles. Simply search "2013 Ford F150 coolant leak" and the T connector problem is at the top of the search results. Ford dealers and mechanic shops are aware of the design flaw, but Ford Motor Co will not address it as a recall at this time. This needs to be remedied. The leak was occurring when the vehicle was running and in motion.

- The Colony, TX, USA

Driving on interstate 422 I went to pass a tractor trailer my Ford F150 with 3.5 ecoboost lost all engine power and would only idle I had to avoid traffic to get back in slow lane and to the side of the road. My dash display had a big yellow wrench I turned off the truck and restated engine with no problems after restart

- Petrolia, PA, USA

At freeway speed engine began to shudder severely when passing on uphill grade. Engine went into limp mode. Narrowly missed being involved in collision with several vehicles while attempting to get out of traffic. Light misty rain at the time. Engine would not start afterwards until battery disconnected to "reset" vehicle. Date approximate.

- Marina, CA, USA

While driving at 45 miles an hour on 4th gear my truck unexpectedly shifted into first gear, causing me to lose full control of my vehicle

- North Miami, FL, USA

T-connector from radiator coolant reservoir to engine block cracks in cold temperatures draining coolant disabling the vehicle. Ford said its on national backorder with no estimation on when parts will be available. Mechanic verified cracked T- connector. Due to the number of cracked T-connectors and a national backorder, I feel there is a material deficiency in the T-connector and should be recalled for replacement. The vehicle was stationary when I noticed a large puddle under the vehicle. So far its cost me $219.99 and $507.32 to try and fix this. And it still leaks.

- Houston, TX, USA

2013 Ford raptor super crew 27953 miles. Oil change 2 months ago. Oil life still at 69%. I went with the recommended Ford Motor Company synthetic and Ford Motor Company oil filter. I was on my way home from work about 10 minutes into my drive. I went to take off from a stop light and I got through the intersection and had an immediate reduction in power the truck was stuck at 1,000 rpms and would not do anything but slowly creep forward at 5 miles an hour. I limped to a lighted parking lot about a half block away as my low oil pressure light came on and a wrench icon on the dash. I shut it off and popped open the hood. I check my oil level transmission fluid level power steering level and everything was well above tolerances. I could find no problems and when I got back in the truck and started it, it ran fine all the way home. I just scanned the system and no error codes. The stop light road was at a slight downward angle and I had just below a half tank of 93 octane fuel. K and N air filter in stock holder. No other power train or engine modifications. Loss of power, power steering and decreased braking. It would have been very dangerous had it not been later at night.

- Pinellas Park, FL, USA

The upper radiator hose a leak after talking to a number auto parts dealers and Ford dealers there is back log for that item until February

- Kansas City, MO, USA

T-connector (base part #8566) from radiator coolant reservoir to engine block cracks in cold temperatures draining coolant disabling the vehicle. Ford indicates national backorder with no estimation on when parts will be available. I was told I was #17 on the waiting list at repair shop for the same piece due to the number of device failures due to recent cold temperatures in the Ohio valley. The vehicle was stationary for four days when I noticed a large puddle under the vehicle. Upon inspection, I found the coolant reservoir was empty and coolant draining all down the serpentine belt and pulleys. Mechanic verified cracked T- connector. Due to the number of cracked T-connectors and a national backorder, I feel there is a material deficiency in the T-connector and should be recalled for replacement. I've been told my vehicle is out of service for an undetermined amount of time. With a snow storm looming, this is unacceptable!

- Buckner, KY, USA