2014 Ford Edge Recalled In China Over Link Shaft Bracket Issue

Ford Motor Company is recalling select units of the 2014 Ford Edge in China over an issue with the link shaft bracket that may cause a loss of motive power or a loss of park function, which could in turn lead to unintended vehicle movement. The recall is set to begin on February 22^nd, 2021.

The defect: affected models are equipped with a link shaft bracket that could fracture due to certain vehicle vibrations after long-term use.

The hazards: the affected vehicles may lose power while driving or unintentionally move while parked. Either scenario increases the risk of an injury or a crash.

Ford Motor Company is not aware of any reports of accident or injury related to this condition.

A similar recall was issued in the U.S. in November 2020 for the Ford Edge as well as the Ford Explorer and Taurus.

Components: link shaft bracket.

Affected vehicles: 2014 Ford Edge vehicles built at the Ford Oakville Assembly plant from November 1^st, 2014 to December 23^rd, 2014.

Number of vehicles affected: 5,234 units of the Ford Edge in China.

The fix: dealers will replace the link shaft bracket.

Owners should: wait for the recall notice and/or contact their local Ford dealer with any questions.

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