2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV — Problems, Recalls & Safety Data

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Safety Rating

18

Owner Complaints

0

Recalls

NO ACTIVE RECALLS

2

Service Bulletins

0

Investigations

Overview of the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

The 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV has received a total of 18 safety complaints filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). 2 technical service bulletins have been issued by Ford Motor Company for this model year. The most commonly reported problems involve the Electrical System (5 complaints), Power Train (3 complaints), and Forward Collision Avoidance Warnings (2 complaints).

Recalls for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

There are no recalls on file with NHTSA for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV. No Active Recalls

Owner Complaints for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

18 complaints have been filed with NHTSA for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV. Below is a breakdown by vehicle component.

Most Recent Complaints

#11716231 | ELECTRICAL SYSTEM | | N/A miles
While driving, the vehicle displayed a “Stop Safely Now” warning and immediately began limiting operation. At the same time, steering effort increased significantly, similar to a loss or reduction of power steering assist, making the vehicle difficult to control. I was unable to safely pull over when the warning appeared and was forced to limp the vehicle into a nearby residential street to avoid traffic. After stopping, the vehicle became immobilized and repeatedly engaged the electronic parking brake. The vehicle could not remain in neutral and required roadside assistance. Towing was difficult due to the inability to keep the vehicle in neutral. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer, and diagnostics identified a high-voltage isolation fault (DTC P0AA6) traced to the air conditioning compressor on the hybrid system. The component is currently being replaced. The sudden shutdown combined with increased steering effort and inability to safely pull over created a significant safety risk.
#11716231 | POWER TRAIN | | N/A miles
While driving, the vehicle displayed a “Stop Safely Now” warning and immediately began limiting operation. At the same time, steering effort increased significantly, similar to a loss or reduction of power steering assist, making the vehicle difficult to control. I was unable to safely pull over when the warning appeared and was forced to limp the vehicle into a nearby residential street to avoid traffic. After stopping, the vehicle became immobilized and repeatedly engaged the electronic parking brake. The vehicle could not remain in neutral and required roadside assistance. Towing was difficult due to the inability to keep the vehicle in neutral. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer, and diagnostics identified a high-voltage isolation fault (DTC P0AA6) traced to the air conditioning compressor on the hybrid system. The component is currently being replaced. The sudden shutdown combined with increased steering effort and inability to safely pull over created a significant safety risk.
#11716231 | STEERING | | N/A miles
While driving, the vehicle displayed a “Stop Safely Now” warning and immediately began limiting operation. At the same time, steering effort increased significantly, similar to a loss or reduction of power steering assist, making the vehicle difficult to control. I was unable to safely pull over when the warning appeared and was forced to limp the vehicle into a nearby residential street to avoid traffic. After stopping, the vehicle became immobilized and repeatedly engaged the electronic parking brake. The vehicle could not remain in neutral and required roadside assistance. Towing was difficult due to the inability to keep the vehicle in neutral. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer, and diagnostics identified a high-voltage isolation fault (DTC P0AA6) traced to the air conditioning compressor on the hybrid system. The component is currently being replaced. The sudden shutdown combined with increased steering effort and inability to safely pull over created a significant safety risk.
#11632121 | ELECTRICAL SYSTEM | | N/A miles
-Check engine light on - Service vehicle soon light on -Fault with hight voltage system. Can't drive the vehicle.
#11632121 | POWER TRAIN | | N/A miles
-Check engine light on - Service vehicle soon light on -Fault with hight voltage system. Can't drive the vehicle.

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Safety Rating for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

NHTSA has not yet tested the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV in its New Car Assessment Program.

Technical Service Bulletins for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

Ford Motor Company has issued 2 technical service bulletins (TSBs) for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV. TSBs are notices sent by manufacturers to their dealers describing a known issue and the recommended repair procedure.

SSM 54262 — ENGINE

Some 2019-2020 Edge/Nautilus vehicles equipped with a 2.7L EcoBoost, 2020 Aviator vehicles equipped with a 3.0L EcoBoost or 3.0L plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) engine, 2020 Explorer vehicles equipped with a 3.0L EcoBoost, and 2020 F-150 vehicles equipped with a 2.7L EcoBoost engine may exhibit a ticking/tapping or rattle type...

SSM 51650 — ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2020-2023 Explorer/Aviator/Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid vehicles may exhibit a charging system warning in the message center and/or illuminated battery lamp with DTC B11D9 present in the body control module (BCM). Refer to Workshop Manual (WSM), Section 414-01, Pinpoint Test C for diagnosis and repair. If the 125 amp fuse on...

NHTSA Investigations for the 2020 LINCOLN AVIATOR PHEV

There are no NHTSA defect investigations on record for this vehicle.

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