Complaint 2186333

2016 FORD EDGE • SERVICE BRAKES • incident Mar 14, 2026

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
2186333
Make
FORD
Model
EDGE
Model Year
2016
Component
SERVICE BRAKES
Incident Date
Mar 14, 2026
Date Received
Mar 14, 2026
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

SERVICE BRAKES

Owner Narrative

I received a safety recall notice in September 2025 regarding my vehicle's rear flexible brake hose possibly having a leak. At that time the notice stated parts were not available but the Ford Company was working to provide parts for the repair and would notify me by mail to schedule an appointment to complete the repairs. I have called on several occasions, to several Ford dealerships, since September 2025 to follow up on this safety issue and schedule a repair only to be told there are still no parts available. A leaking rear flexible break hose causes a huge safety concern and should be addressed in a more timely manner by the car company. It is now six months with no resolve. This type of fix does not entail creative engineering, it simply involves replacing a common car part. I believe this delay in repair has become negligent and needs to be documented for when there is a poor outcome due to delayed braking.

Owner-submitted narrative on file with NHTSA. Complaint narratives are self-reported and have not been verified.

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Vehicle recall campaigns, defect investigations, and consumer safety complaints (SCRS).

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EIA

Retail diesel and gasoline price history and state fuel-tax tables.

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Cross-border carrier registry and Canadian recall campaigns where applicable.

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