Ford Fuel Injector Issue – Investigation Alert (Short)

We are investigating reported concerns involving certain 2020–2023 Ford Escape and 2021–2023 Ford Bronco Sport vehicles relating to potential fuel injector performance issues. If your vehicle is affected, you may contact us confidentially and free of charge. No lawsuit has been filed and no class proceeding has been certified in British Columbia.

Ford Fuel Injector Issue – Investigation (Detailed)

Our firm is reviewing reported concerns involving 2020–2023 Ford Escape and 2021–2023 Ford Bronco Sport vehicles where owners have experienced engine performance and drivability issues that may be associated with the vehicle’s fuel delivery system, including the fuel injectors.

Some owners report symptoms such as hesitation, rough idle, misfires, loss of power, stalling, or repeated illumination of the Check Engine Light. In certain cases, these concerns have reportedly persisted despite dealership inspections or repairs.

At this stage, no lawsuit has been filed and no class proceeding has been certified. This review remains preliminary and is being conducted to assess whether the reported concerns raise common issues suitable for consideration under applicable class proceedings legislation.

Potential Automotive Class Proceeding Under Investigation:
Ford Fuel Injector Performance Issues – Escape (2020–2023) & Bronco Sport (2021–2023)

Our firm is currently investigating a potential Canada-wide class proceeding in British Columbia, concerning reported concerns affecting the following vehicles:

• Ford Escape –2020 to 2023
• Ford Bronco Sport –2021 to 2023

Reports reviewed to date suggest that certain vehicles may experience fuel injector performance issues, which can affect fuel delivery and combustion. These conditions may result in reduced engine performance, drivability concerns, and repeated warning indicators.

Reported symptoms include:

• Engine hesitation or lack of power
• Rough idle or misfires
• Stalling or unexpected shutdowns
• Check Engine Light illumination
• Multiple service visits without lasting resolution

This investigation is ongoing and is being conducted to determine whether the legal requirements under British Columbia’s Class Proceedings Act are met, including whether common issues exist and whether a class proceeding would be the preferable procedure.

If you own or lease a 2020–2023 Ford Escape or 2021–2023 Ford Bronco Sport and have experienced persistent engine performance issues potentially related to fuel delivery or injector concerns, you may contact us to share your experience. Providing information is confidential, free of charge, and does not obligate you to retain our firm or participate in any legal proceeding.

This page will be updated as our investigation progresses.

This webpage is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Frequently Asked Questions – Ford Fuel Injector Investigation

What issue is being investigated?

We are reviewing reports that certain Ford Escape and Bronco Sport vehicles may experience engine performance and drivability issues that could be associated with fuel injector performance.

Has a class proceeding been filed?

No. At this time, this is a preliminary investigation only. No Notice of Civil Claim has been filed and no class proceeding has been certified in British Columbia.

What does “certification” mean?

Certification is a procedural step in which a court determines whether a lawsuit may proceed as a class proceeding. Certification does not determine liability or damages.

Which vehicles are included?

The investigation concerns:

• 2020–2023 Ford Escape
• 2021–2023 Ford Bronco Sport

Has Ford proposed a remedy?

Some owners report receiving diagnostic or repair services through dealerships. However, based on available information, the complaints regarding the issue have continued after receiving the proposed remedy.

How can I provide information?

If you own or lease an affected vehicle and have experienced recurring engine performance or fuel-related issues, you may contact us to share your experience. This is confidential, free of charge, and does not obligate you to participate in any legal proceeding.

Will I automatically be part of a class proceeding if one is certified?

If a class proceeding is certified, individuals who fall within the court-defined class are typically included automatically unless they choose to opt out, subject to the court’s order.