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Ford recalls over 850,000 cars due to fuel pump issue. How to check if yours is affected

Ford said it began sending letters to affected owners this week to warn of safety risks related to potential fuel pump failures.

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See If Your Ford or Lincoln Is Among 850K in a Fuel Pump Recall

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Ford recalls 850K vehicles over fuel pump failure that could cause engine stall

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Ford recalls over 694,000 SUVs in US after year-long fuel leak probe

The recall affects certain 2021-2024 Bronco Sport and 2020-2022 Escape vehicles, the NHTSA said, citing risks that a cracked fuel injector could leak fuel into the engine compartment.

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Ford’s stock takes a hit, as expected cost of large recall of SUVs is disclosed

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Ford recalls over 694,000 vehicles in US after year-long fuel leak probe

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Ford's Massive Recall of 850,000 Vehicles is a Setback to its Improved Quality Rating

Ford just made huge strides in its J.D Power Initial Quality Study. Why Ford says this recall is a step forward.

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Tiny Part Triggers One Of Ford’s Biggest Recalls This Year And There’s No Fix Yet

Two Lincoln models and nine different types of Ford car, truck and SUV are at risk of suffering fuel pump failure

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Recall Roundup: Recalls for Autocar, Ford, and more

NHTSA’s latest safety notices feature incorrect tire inflation labels, insufficient volume in the air tank, and more.

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Incorrectly Manufactured Airbags Prompt 2025 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Recall

Only a handful of 2025 models have been assembled with suspect passenger side airbag modules, which are to be replaced at no charge to affected customers

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Major car brands recall 911k vehicles over safety fears including torn airbags that release 'hot gases' and cause 'burns'

Hundreds of thousands of vehicles are being recalled by popular auto manufacturers over serious safety concerns that could lead to accidents. Ford, Jaguar Land Rover and General Motors are all recalling vehicles in the United States to prevent road users from being involved in crashes.