darlstuvick

I have had it happen several times in our garage and the dealer had no answer. Saturday, it let them down with good old Seattle rain. The little plastic trough between the seat and the door had a half inch of rain on the drivers side and 3/4 inch of rain on the passenger side. Now we know from this forum it is the global feature. I plan on having this feature disabled as soon as possible. It is more likely to do harm with this fob then good. It's a wonder nothing was stolen from our car. I hate this fob, I regualrly hit the panic button when turning off the car. In the earlier models the panic button was somewhate protected by a ridge and it didn't happen.

My wife just went out to find our 2013 C-Max Hybrid dead again at 11:00 PM. This is the third time it has happened at her work. It happened twice at home and once in Seattle. The dealer says Ford hopes to have a solution soon. The dealer has tried all the suggested tech bulletans. The Seattle Ford dealer had nothing diffferent than our Portland Dealer. The Seattle tow truck driver says he does several a day and the State of Washington is talking about returning their C-Max cars. We are considering the Lemon Law. We don't want to wait for this car to have the value of the Pinto. I have been a loyal ford fan and have owned any fords but enoughh is enough Has anyone had this problem and was it resolved? Does anyone know someone we can contact at Ford?