Wiper problems of the 2012 Ford Edge

Loss of rearview image from backup camera. Intermittent blank, distorted, or inverted image when in reverse. Sometimes says "loss of signal". This reduces the driver’s view of the area behind the vehicle, increasing the risk of a backover crash. My 2012 Ford Edge is experiencing the same issues mentioned in 25v572 for the 2015-2018 Ford Edge.

2012 Ford Edge limited: driving down the divided highway at about 65 mph, with no vehicles in front/next to/ or behind me, the panoramic sunroof exploded and shattered. This was not due to any impact or collision of any type, to include debris, flying pebbles, etc. The sunroof exploded outwards, with the glass pushed upwards. Additionally, the glass was shattered in all four corners. This is a design defect, with documented recalls across many makes/models. This exact situation has happened to hundreds of other people/vehicles whether driving at highway speeds or parked. In every case, the scenario appears to be the same: the tempered glass exploded due to design failures while operating the vehicle under normal / routine conditions. Recall requested.

The driver side door latch assembly has went bad and it is a problem that Ford refuses to address. It keep the light on in the cabin of the car and the door doesn't lock appropriately for safety.

Safety issue regarding door latch and door ajar sensor. Sensor has failed and continues to think the door is ajar which causes the doors not able to lock, and the interior light stays on and causes windshield glare when driving at night. This is a safety hazard as you cannot lock the doors for protection and you can't see properly to drive at night.

Driver door shows not closed, lights are on, display shows door ajar and the bell is ringing. Very difficult to drive night time with the interior lights on shinning in your face. Also the display is shows request to acknowledge and to validate information regarding the door being open. The symptom is increasing every day going to 90%+ now when get in the car we start being afraid to use the car now.

While driving at less than the posted speed limit, we heard an explosion from on top of the vehicle. Saw glass pieces sliding off roof. Upon visual inspection we saw the vista sunroof had exploded. The glass exploded along the perimeter of the retractable sunroof. The center of the glass was still intact and there was no visible sign of impact. Nothing hit the glass. Given the perimeter glass damage, it appears the glass was compressed inward somehow. This is a vehicle defect.

The contact owns a 2012 Ford Edge. The contact stated that while driving approximately 10 mph, the rear panel sun roof exploded. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was advised that the entire rear panel sun roof needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure and current mileage was 36,000.

Front wiper switch is in the off position and wipers are still running.

During the night on 9/25/2012, the windshield spontaneously cracked from the lower driver's side corner extending diagonally toward the center of the window. The window was replaced by the dealer. On 7/2/12 same type of crack appeared on driver side in new windshield. On 7/21/12, a similar crack appeared on passenger side extending from the lower corner and continuing toward the center of the window. These 3 spontaneous cracks from corners occurred in about one and a half years, all happening over night and from the corners.

Windshield cracked while car was parked. No evidence of impact was noted. Crack started in lower driver's side corner and quickly spread across windshield.