2007 Lincoln MKZ Electrical system Problems

“Car will not start because of electrical computer and when it does start the car stalls when out on the road or highway putting my family or myself at risk of injury or death. I called Lincoln hotline and they refused to pay for the repair after it had already been to a dealership for diagnostic they couldn't figure out what was wrong and said it was fine then went to pick car up and it wouldn't start. When home to get spare key still same problem. …”

“After receiving a letter in the mail regarding my airbag recall, I brought my vehicle into warren ford to have the airbags recall resolved. When I picked up my car there was now an airbag light on, on the dash. Prior to having any work done there were no dash lights on. Warren ford informed us upon request that there is nothing they are willing to do. This is an issue because prior to the work being done I had no issues and now there is a light on showing me that there is some type of safety concern now. …”

“My ignition coil imploded. I replaced 6 plugs and one coil, but as they were getting installed the mechanic showed me that the computer in my car was not giving a reading to the new coil, I took the car to the dealer and they confirmed that I need a new computer (PCM) the car shakes under 50 MPH, stop lights, etc...the dealer told me that it was a glitch on my model car but they won't fix it unless I pay $1600 to get it done.”

“2007 Lincoln MKZ w/ 40k miles well-maintained. On four separate occasions approx 3 months apart, when engine still somewhat cool and within 5 miles of start-up, vehicle is stopped in drive with foot-brake applied. Engine suddenly revs and car begins to accelerate, despite application of hard brake pressure. To avoid collision, driver must shift to neutral or park and turn off engine. Still under warranty. Dealer (1) downloaded and applied computerized updates, (2) changed battery, (3) reviewed all online and ford moco bulletins but found nothing relevant. …”

“The contact owns a 2007 Lincoln MKZ. The contact stated that the engine failed to operate once the ignition was started. The vehicle was towed to an authorized dealer where the battery was replaced. The failure recurred three times with the replacement of the battery each time. In addition, the front driver's side inferior power door lock failed to unlock. The contact had to exit the vehicle from the front passenger's side door. The manufacturer was not notified of the defect. The failure mileage was unavailable. Updated 08/06/13”