mansell@hawaii.rr.com

Thank you for your interest in a class action lawsuit against Ford for the door latch defect in specific Ford and Lincoln vehicles. On April 4, 2017, McCune Wright Arevalo, LLP filed a class action lawsuit for this issue on behalf of owners and lessees of the following vehicles: Ford Edge (2011-2014) Ford Flex (2013) Lincoln MKX (2011-2015) Lincoln MKT (2013) There is no need to do anything further if you wish to become a class member since the lawsuit is filed on behalf of all current or former owners and lessees of these vehicles located in the United States. If you have paid out of pocket due to the door latch failure, please keep your receipts and repair records. We believe that Ford should reimburse their customers for damages due to this issue and continue to provide repairs for those who may experience this in the future. There is no guarantee of our success in this case. We will continue to keep you updated as we progress with this matter. Thank you, McCUNE • WRIGHT • AREVALO, LLP T: 909.557.1250 F: 909.557.1275 | 3281 East Guasti Road, Suite 100 | Ontario, CA 91761 | McCuneWright.com

I have read through this thread and others like it since my problem(s) began to occur just out of warranty. My 2012 Ford Edge Sport AWD has had the back-up camera problem for over a year. It works on initial start up, but eventually blacks out while backing up, or continues display when driving forward until a certain time/speed turns it off. Eventually, the "Camera Unavailable-See Dealer" message appears. Pulling the PITA fuse (#32) restores the function, but only temporarily. My dealer, Windward Ford in Kailua, HI, has charged me $140 to diagnose a "camera problem"- which is BS, since the picture is perfect when it works. I believe it to be an APIM problem, since the camera works fine, until it does not come on, or stays on when driving forward. I have the latest SYNCH software installed. Also, exactly like another gripe thread I read on this forum, the passenger side front door "Door Ajar" light comes on intermittently, even when the door is closed tight. The dome lights stay on and run down the battery, if it is not noticed during bright daytime light levels. Both issues are a defect in the design, which causes operation and indication symptoms when the actual hardware is not at fault. I have answered a class action lawsuit over the Door Ajar issue, it has already been filed. Can anyone provide any context or information related to these issues? Thank you in advance. Gerry Mansell