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Ford to recall nearly 60,000 US vehicles over camera display, seatbelt issues
Ford will replace faulty engine block heaters free of charge after 46 fire incidents were reported, mostly in Canada, linked to coolant leaks causing electrical shorts.
- Ford Motor Company is recalling approximately 60,000 vehicles across 10 models due to faulty engine block heaters that may cause a fire risk.
- The engine block heater may develop cracks, allowing coolant to seep into electrical components and potentially creating a short circuit when plugged into an outlet.
- Ford will replace the faulty heaters free of charge once new parts become available, and owners are advised not to plug in their vehicle's block heater until repairs are completed.
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Ford recalls 59,000 vehicles across 10 models that have potential fire hazard
A short circuit in the engine block heater increases the risk of an under-hood fire, according to documents Ford filed with federal regulators.
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Read Full ArticleFire risk leads Ford to recall 59,000 popular SUVs
On the Dash: Ford is recalling 59,006 vehicles due to a risk of engine block heater fires. The defect can cause cracking, coolant leaks, and short-circuiting. No accidents or injuries reported. Owners should check the recall status and contact Ford dealers for repair guidance when available. Ford Motor is recalling 59,006 vehicles in the United States after regulators identified a potential fire risk linked to engine block heaters, the U.S. Na…
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