Ford Coolant Engine Defective Class Action Lawsuit Attorneys

Kershaw Talley Barlow is currently investigating claims from consumers nationwide who experienced issues with their Ford vehicles equipped with Ecoboost engines. You may be eligible to join a class action lawsuit that addresses claims that certain Ford vehicles have a defect that allows coolant from the engine to leak into the engine’s valves.  When this occurs, it can lead to the complete destruction of the engine and, in some cases, vehicle fires.

Kershaw Talley Barlow is a trusted law firm that has recovered over $1 billion in compensation for clients. We’ve built a legacy litigating claims against some of the nation’s largest corporations and are working on behalf of consumers to recover losses caused by coolant issues in certain Ford vehicles. To discuss your rights and options, call (916) 345-2247 or contact us online for a FREE consultation.

What is the Issue?

The defective present in certain Ford models equipped with Ecoboost engines can leak coolant into the engine’s valves.   This can cause overheating, engine failure, and other significant problems. This defect can result in costly repairs and can compromise the safety and reliability of affected vehicles.

Affected Models

The following Ford models may be impacted by this defect:

• Ford Escape (2013-2019) 
• Ford Fusion (2015-2018) 
• Ford Edge (2017-2019)
• Lincoln MKC (2017-2019)

Legal Claims

The class action lawsuit alleges that Ford was aware of the coolant engine defect but failed to adequately inform consumers or provide a timely remedy. Plaintiffs claim that this conduct has led to undue financial burdens on vehicle owners and has jeopardized the safety of their vehicles.

Why Join the Class Action?

• Potential Compensation: If the class action is successful, affected consumers may receive compensation for repair costs, vehicle depreciation, and other damages.
• Strength in Numbers: Joining a class action allows consumers to pool resources and strengthen their case against Ford.
• No Upfront Costs: Typically, class action lawsuits operate on a contingency basis, meaning you do not have to pay legal fees unless the case is successful.

How to Participate

To find out if you qualify for the class action lawsuit, call (916) 345-2247 or contact us online for a FREE consultation.

FAQs

1. How do I know if my Ford vehicle is affected?
   If your vehicle is experiencing issues related to overheating or engine failure, it may be affected by the coolant engine defect. Contact us for a thorough evaluation.
2. What should I do if I have already paid for repairs?
   You may still be eligible to join the class action lawsuit and seek reimbursement for repairs related to the defect.
3. Will I have to go to court?
   Most class action participants do not have to appear in court. Our legal team will represent the interests of all class members.

Request a FREE Review of Your Case by Our Ford Coolant Engine Defective Class Action Lawsuit Attorneys

If you faced financial burdens due to issues caused by your Ford vehicle coolant engine, we can provide you with a free case evaluation. In order to begin the process, please fill out our case intake questionnaire. If it appears you have a case, a lawyer will reach out to you within 24 hours of your submission.

At Kershaw Talley Barlow, our legal team is passionate about helping consumers level the playing field against corporations that value profits more than people and can help you evaluate your options for recovering compensation for your losses during a consultation.

Our firm proudly serves affected Ford vehicle owners nationwide and offer FREE consultations. Request yours by calling (916) 345-2247 or contacting us online.