US EditionFord recalls over 850,000 cars in the US due to potential fuel pump failure
UNITED STATES, JUL 10 – About 10% of the recalled vehicles may experience fuel pump failure linked to manufacturing changes, causing engine stalls that increase crash risk, Ford and NHTSA said.
- Ford Motor Company is initiating a recall affecting more than 850,000 cars across the United States because a defect in the low-pressure fuel pump could lead to engine stalling while the vehicle is in operation.
- The recall includes certain 2021 to 2023 model year Ford Broncos, Explorers, Lincoln Aviators, Navigators, Mustangs, F-150s, Super Duty trucks, and select 2022 Ford Expeditions.
- Ford began investigating the fuel pump issue in 2022, linking it to supplier manufacturing changes that increased fuel pump friction and risk of vapor lock.
- By June, Ford had accumulated close to 1,900 warranty claims along with more than 80 service and field reports, although no related accidents or injuries have been documented.
- Ford plans to start mailing notification letters warning owners of safety risks on July 14, while working on a remedy still under development.
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Ford is struggling with massive recalls, which affect more than four million vehicles and are putting an enormous strain on the company. In order to regain customer confidence, quality assurance is massively strengthened.
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