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More than 115,000 Ford Truck According to US auto safety regulators, drivers may lose control of steering.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the model through 2021 can cause defects affecting some F-2550, F-350 and F-450 vehicles, the upper shaft of the steering columns.
Overall, 115,539 vehicles are affected by this memory.
This means that the driver can lose Vehicle operating control, Auto safety regulator said.
Ford rearview recalls a 1.9 meter vehicle on camera defect that increases crash risk
A Ford dealership in California on 11 April 2025. (Via Jill Conline / Bloomberg Getty Image / Getty Image)
Recall notice, Posted by regulators on Wednesday, said that Ford dealer would inspect and repair or repair the defective component free of cost.
The letters informing the owners of security RIS are expected to be mail on 6 October. However, additional letters will be sent after the final measures are available, which is expected to be in December 2025.
Ford and Lincoln remember more than 850K cars, trucks and SUVs on potential fuel pump failure
A Ford Motor Company logo stands behind a line of F-250 pickup trucks at a dealership in Illinois. (Daniel Acker / Bloomberg Getty Image / Getty Image)
Ford’s number for recall is 25S94. Vehicle Identification Number (VINS) included in this recall is searched on the website of NHTSA.
Ford 312K trucks and SUVs remember the brake failure risk that enhances the crash Danger
The Michigan-based automaker stated that it is globally recalling 1.9 million vehicles, as it is due to defective rearview cameras, which can display inverted, distorted or empty images.
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NHTSA stated in August that more than 355,000 Ford trucks sold in the US were being called back due to an issue with a dashboard display.
