At the beginning of a 3 hour journey that didn't happen the vehicle started missing in traffic and felt like it was going to die while i was on the highway at 60 mph. I was able to exit and make it to a rural road and the engine died as soon as I applied the brake to stop, making a very dangerous situation if anyone had been behind me. No indicators came up, no codes were given and the engine was not running hot. After letting it cool temporarily the engine started back up and the exhaust became white and smelled...
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of burning glycol. I was able to drive it back to my home where it has been for 3 months getting a head gasket repair. After the repair the conditions continue with coolant getting in to the engine and white smoke billowing out of the exhaust. The Ford service department acknowledged that this is a known engine block failure and I should contact the company. Ford company says there is no program of assistance available to repair the vehicle which at this point will need a new engine to become roadworthy. That's a 6 year old, $45k paperweight that the company takes no responsibility for. For another consumer that has not found the problem yet they need to have warning that the engine will fail and they need to remain vigilant about possibly having to stop immediately at all times.