2009 Lincoln MKZ Brakes Problems

“Took my car in for recall #19v904 said could not fix because the ecu was also bad, it had just went out my problem is that ford will not fix the recall if I don't pay them 777.00 to fix the ecu first, and I thik they should because it's all tied together I.e. The very same system”

“5/18/20 took car for inspection-failed because of brakes.garage could not fix towed to dealership.they could not fix.tell us not drivable.been sitting there ever since.car has 30016 miles.as of this date have not been notified of recall and cannot be told why or when parts will be available. What recourse do I have”

“Brake pedal went all the way and touch body. It happened twice in two months and 2nd time resulted in to car wreck on 5 miles per hour speed. It is very disappointing Lincoln seems to know about the issue but took a long time to cover with remedy. * (recall related incident) ts”

“After ABS activation on a snowy road, break pedal needs much longer travel to engage brakes than before the ABS went off. Pedal feels spongy and requires much greater distance before the brakes feel like they begin to apply. Multiple ABS stops, 100 mile of travel and a day of not driving it have not made the problem any better. Car is 2009 MKZ with 81000 miles.”

“On several occasions while owning this car, the brake pedal has gone almost to the floor after activation of the anti-lock brakes. The braking distance increases dramatically while the pedal remains very soft. It eventually (a few hours maybe) returns to normal function. While driving in this condition, it feels as if the car will not stop but it eventually does, but the brake pedal must be pushed almost all the way to the floor.”