2021 Ford F-150 Recalled Over Safety Issue With Brake Booster
An incomplete cinch could cause brake fluid to leak.
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An incomplete cinch could cause brake fluid to leak.
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An improperly welded part could lead to driveline disconnection on select Ford F-350 trucks.
Read More »The battery cable wire harness may have been improperly secured.
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The cross-axis ball joints on roughly 775k 2013-2017 Ford Explorer models are at risk of seizing up.
Read More »The plaintiffs in the case also claim there are numerous problems with the tailgate latch design.
Read More »The mirrors suffer from corrosive issues that can lead to detachment.
Read More »This can cause the wheel and tire assembly to detach from the front axle.
Read More »The two-piece driveshaft on select 2021 F-150 models can separate.
Read More »A small number of trucks could have steering gears with cracked ball nut retainers.
Read More »The bushing can degrade over time and become detached from the transmission.
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The recall addresses roof rail covers that can become detached from the vehicle.
Read More »The rearview camera may intermittently be unable to provide a video feed to the display screen.
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A total of 18,989 vehicles are part of the recall.
Read More »Vehicles with model years 2006-2012 are impacted.
Read More »Some subframe bolts may not have been tightened to specification.
Read More »Exceeding payload capacity can increase the risk of a crash.
Read More »The windshields may not stay in place in the event of a crash.
Read More »154,244 vehicles are part of the recall.
Read More »There is an issue with rear suspension modules that may not be fully secured to the subframe.
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5,234 vehicles are part of the recall.
Read More »There have been numerous complaints claiming the recall fix hasn't rectified the problem.
Read More »The windshield washer fluid may be contaminated.
Read More »The insulation located on the underside of the engine cover may be mispositioned.
Read More »The motor mount fasteners may become loose over time.
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