Warnings problems of the 2019 Ford F-150

Rearview camera displays a blank or distorted image. There was a recall, but my VIN wasn’t included. The camera went blank while I was backing into my driveway and I ended up hitting my boat trailer, which caused damage to my bumper. The screen display currently randomly goes from blank, distorted too very dark.

Back up camera stops working intermittently.

10r80 transmission delayed shifting and hard jerks and rumbles and slips gear while I’m highway.

My rear view camera freezes up when reversing, I think there is no one behind my truck because there is a still picture of the 1st image. It's hard enough backing up full size trucks without a camera, but it's even worse when the camera shows no one is behind me and at times there have been. I've asked the dealer where I bought the vehicle, but they always say "there's no recall on your year for this problem".

Rear backup camera intermittently fails or displays blank, dark and distorted image when vehicle is in reverse, creating a safety hazard and increasing risk of collision. Occurs when shifting into reverse and creates safety risk for pedestrians, children, cyclists and property. Similar F-150's are already under recall for this same issue, even 2019 F-150 models.

Rear back up camera does not work and says contact dealer. Goes from blue screen to camera is unavailable please contact dealership.

Certain 2019 F-150 Ford models are recalled for the same issue I am having but my model truck is not in the recal. For the same exact isssue.

This complaint with the NHTSA is to bring to your attention malfunctioning sync 3 systems caused by an over the air (ota) update Ford has pushed out to vehicles without permission from owners that has caused the sync systems to malfunction. Backup camera screen view while driving in a forward direction and reocurring pop-up screens which require driver interaction are two primary concerns. Loss of handsfree phone and navigation functionality are secondary concerns. I believe an investigation by the NHTSA is justified. Ford issued the software update that broke my sync 3 system. Ford has stated that no software update is currently available to fix it. Replacing the apim will fix the sync 3 system. Vehicles under warranty are eligible for a no-charge apim replacement. Vehicles out of warranty, like mine, are subject to +$1000 Ford repair charge. I believe Ford is responsible to repair all sync 3 systems that they broke. These repairs should be made regardless of warranty. This likely warrants a recall by Ford as soon as possible. . Read more...

Ford recalls 600,000-plus vehicles to fix backup cameras included the 2020 F-150 but not the 2019 F-150. My vehicle is experiencing the same issues. In fact the cameras have been replaced by the dealer 7 times and they are still not working. I feel this should be covered under the same recall as the 2020s.