2022 Ford Expedition Reliability Report

Owners report several structural issues with the 2022 Ford Expedition, primarily involving the sunroof windscreen and liftgate spoiler. Complaints frequently mention the sunroof windscreen detaching while driving at highway speeds, with one owner experiencing this issue twice at around 32,000 miles. Additionally, multiple owners describe problems with the liftgate spoiler, including misalignment, contact with the roof, and damage during cold weather or when opening the trunk, with incidents occurring as early as 19,000 miles. These issues can lead to potential safety risks, such as parts detaching while driving, which could pose hazards to other vehicles.

Owners report several issues with the service brakes on the 2022 Ford Expedition, with a recurring problem of brake line defects leading to fluid leaks and reduced braking performance. Complaints frequently mention symptoms such as loud squealing noises, diminished stopping power, and, in some cases, sudden "phantom braking" where the vehicle brakes unexpectedly without driver input. One owner details a crash incident due to complete brake failure, attributed to a burst brake line, which aligns with a known recall issue. These problems appear across various mileage ranges, with some occurring shortly after purchase. Safety implications include the risk of crashes due to brake failure, making it crucial for potential buyers to verify recall repairs and brake system functionality before purchase.

Owners report multiple issues with the 2022 Ford Expedition's vehicle speed control, particularly involving the adaptive cruise control system. Common symptoms include the cruise control unexpectedly resetting to 90 mph, regardless of the initially set speed, and instances where the vehicle accelerates without driver input, sometimes by as much as 15-30 mph above the set speed. One complaint describes a crash resulting from sudden, uncontrolled acceleration while stopped in traffic. These issues are noted at various speeds and conditions, including during rain and when transitioning between speed zones. Safety implications are significant, given the potential for loss of control and collisions, as evidenced by the reported crash.

Owners of the 2022 Ford Expedition frequently report issues related to the fuel system, primarily involving delays in recall repairs and symptoms such as vehicle hesitation during acceleration and stalling. Complaints often describe a lack of available parts for recall repairs, with some owners expressing concern about the extended wait times. Symptoms such as stalling occur at various mileages, notably around 59,844 miles, and one report notes a failure of the fuel pump module at 7,250 miles. Safety implications include instances where vehicles lose motive power without warning, posing potential risks, especially during driving. Buyers should be aware of these reported issues and verify whether recall repairs have been completed before purchasing.

Owners of the 2022 Ford Expedition report several visibility-related issues. One common problem involves the windshield wipers, with one owner describing a scenario where the driver's side wiper failed to operate correctly during rain at highway speeds, leading to reduced visibility. Another issue involves a mildew odor and water accumulation in the passenger side wheel well, potentially causing electrical concerns, noted at approximately 14,000 miles. Additionally, there are reports of the sunroof glass shattering unexpectedly, with one incident described as sounding like a gunshot. These issues occur at varying mileages, with no reports of crashes or injuries, but potential safety implications due to impaired visibility and possible electrical faults.

Owners of the 2022 Ford Expedition report issues related to engine performance and control. Complaints frequently mention the vehicle stalling when stopped in traffic, requiring the transmission to be placed in "park" to restart, often after longer drives, suggesting a potential issue with the fuel injection system. Another owner describes unintended acceleration while stationary, leading to a crash with four injuries reported, highlighting significant safety implications. Additionally, at low mileage (around 1,000 miles), one owner reports a high-pitched noise and abnormal shaking, indicating potential software-related engine issues. These reports collectively suggest that prospective buyers should be aware of potential engine-related reliability and safety concerns.

Owners of the 2022 Ford Expedition report issues related to the vehicle stalling and failing to restart, often associated with potential fuel pump failures. Complaints frequently mention the vehicle suddenly stopping, with one owner noting that it occurred while entering an intersection, leading to safety concerns. Symptoms include rough engine performance followed by stalling, and difficulties with jump-starting the vehicle. These issues are reported around 65,000 miles. The failure to restart can lead to the vehicle being towed for repairs. Buyers should be aware of the potential for sudden engine shutdowns, which could pose safety risks if they occur in high-traffic areas.