Body Problems of Lincoln Continental

Drivers door latch is failing to engage properly making it so the door can not closed right away. No matter how you close the door it always pushes right back open sometimes the door will semi latch but still poses the hazard of opening while driving. It has been inspected by the dealer to confirm the issue. There has been a recall for this exact issue however my VIN number was not included and upon contacting Lincoln I was told there was nothing that they could do and my options were to wait until there could be the recall extended to my vehicle or just pay out of pocket. The dealership charges 2,600+tax for the door latch replacement. As of now there is no warning lamps present and no warning lamps/driver display messages have appeared at all from the issue. If the door opens while driving there is the hazard of potential of falling out of the vehicle, or the door crashing into another object or vehicle causing an accident and or damage.

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Doors open while driving , happened 4 times in the last month . Back right door and drivers door 2 occasions on both doors . On line it says all Lincoln Continentals from 2017 2018 and 2019 were recalled and there telling me mine is not on the recall . This is a very dangerous situation this is my wives car and she does not like driving it anymore .

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Drivers door latch takes a long time to unlatch/latch there have been numerous times where the door won’t close and stay closed. My door has also had to be left open as it won’t latch. This is a serious safety hazard there was a recall but my VIN was not included.

Upon startup 2 error messages appear. Driver side door defaults adaptive cruise control default.

The rear doors on my 2017 Lincoln Continental do not open from the outside when the exterior handle button is pressed. The doors do open from the inside. This failure is very similar to the symptoms described in Ford’s existing recall for defective door latches on 2017 Continental vehicles, but my VIN is not included in the recall. This is a safety hazard because first responders or bystanders may be unable to open the rear doors from outside during an emergency such as a fire or crash. I am requesting that NHTSA investigate whether the recall should be expanded to include additional vins, including mine. The failure was intermittent initially and then the door latches eventually stopped working completely (from the exterior.

Door opens while driving door latch failure.

Drivers door would not latch at times. Dealers problem code shows latch problem with the front passenger also.

Rear passenger door will not open. Lincoln has active recalls on other vins but mine is not included. I ask that mine be included. My door will occasionally pop open, but the most common problem is the handle will not engage from the outside. My Lincoln has the door handle on the trim piece. This is a common recall but my car is not included. It needs to be as not being able to open a door or it randomly opening poses threat or harm to myself and my family.

Door warning.

Recall 19v-077 was performed in 2019. On 12/20/24 the passenger front door was closed and is now unable to open again from the inside or outside. A message is displayed on the dash stating "passenger front door open". Called Lincoln corporate support and spoke with elaine, she told me the recall has already been performed, and cannot be performed again under any type of warranty or extension as the recall had a cutoff date and has "expired". No parts warranty on the superseded parts either. Told me I will have to come out of my pocket for diagnosis and repairs of the faulty parts installed under their safety recall. Considering the door is not fully latched and can just randomly open on its own given the right conditions this is neglect for my safety and other drivers or pedestrians on the road that may be near the moving vehicle if the door were to open on its own.

I had a faulty secondary hood safety latch. My hood came up and flew off while I was driving at 45 miles per hour. The safety latch did not catch like it should have. I have since had it repaired which cost about $8,000. The hood still comes unlatched and pops open.

Drivers door latch will not lock/engage after opening door.

Drivers side rear door wont unlock.

3 of the 4 doors stopped opening from the outside. The door handles were completely inoperable.

Driver side rear door does not open from outside nor the inside . This is a safety concern because in an event of emergency we need to be able to exit the vehicle through all doors.

While driving driver side door opened and would not close. After a number of times attempting to close the door, it finally did properly close.

The exterior door latches will not open from the outside on the passenger side of the vehicle.

Tl ~ the contact leased a 2020 Lincoln Continental . The contact stated that while removing items the trunk released on his head without warning . The contact sustained injuries to his head and shoulder medical attention was provided. The vehicle was taken to palm springs Ford 69200 CA-111, cathedral city, CA 92234 (760) 328-2102 where diagnosed the computer key failed. . The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 200. Ap.

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Left from driver door will not latch when closed. Recall #19v-077, have taken vehicle to Ford dealership in milledgeville about 2 weeks ago, they seem to be having problems getting parts.

Driver's door does not electronically close fully when it is pulled shut, and a message on the instrument panel indicates that the door is not closed. It requires several attempts to ensure that the door remains fully closed and locked.

The front hood vibrates as if it's getting ready to unlatch as your driving at 70 m. P. H. While on the highway. It's very uncomfortable and scary.

Soon after purchasing vehicle it began to leak from behind the dashboard. Then, sun roof, and side windows leaked. Dealership has replaced all the seals, but it still leaks.

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