Ford recalls nearly 14,000 vehicles over risks of brake fluid leaks

Ford recalls popular models of cars over brake and software issues. How to check if your car is on the list

Ford Motor Company is recalling several car models in the United States, affecting more than 120,000 vehicles. On April 14, Ford issued advanced notice for at least two safety recalls for several car models and years.  One of the recalls could affect over 120,000 vehicles nationwide due to an issue with the brake master cylinder, per the company. Another safety recall notice, affecting more than 24,000 vehicles, is due to software issue with the…

ALERT: American Automobile Manufacturer Forced To Recall Nearly 150,000 Vehicles

Ford is recalling approximately 148,000 vehicles in two separate recalls, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced. “The automaker will recall 123,611 vehicles due to a fluid leak that could reduce braking performance and increase stopping distance,” Reuters stated. “This affects certain 2017–18 Ford F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator models,” the outlet added. Ford recalls more than 148,000 vehicles, NHTSA says https:…

Ford recalls nearly 14,000 vehicles over risks of brake fluid leaks

Nearly 14,000 Ford and Lincoln vehicles are being recalled over potential brake-fluid leaks, according to a Transport Canada notice last updated Thursday.

Ford recalls over 148,000 vehicles in U.S. due to safety issues, see dealer ASAP

More than 148,000 Ford vehicles in the U.S. are being recalled, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Thursday.The recall includes 123,611 vehicles because of a fluid leak that could reduce braking, according to Reuters. The recall (25S37) covers certain 2017 and 2018 F-150, Lincoln Navigator and Expedition models.

Ford recalls over 120,000 vehicles due to brake issues. Here are the models included

Dealerships are expected to fix the parts, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said

Texas man's Ford truck slams brakes on its own at 70 mph—and techs can't figure out why

Wirestock on iStockRyan Kattchee became the very happy owner of a 2024 Ford F-150 last December. It was his dream truck—and he saved up for years to buy it. It took him everywhere he needed to go, hauled anything that needed it, and had a cab large enough to fit his family. Then, after just a few days, he discovered his dream truck was infested by electrical gremlins. Ones that he says could easily cause a serious accident, as it only happens w…