Ford Issues Recall for Nearly 274,000 SUVs Over Brake Safety Concerns
Ford recalls 274,000 Expedition and Navigator SUVs due to a potential brake fluid leak that may increase crash risk.
Overview
Ford Motor Company has announced a safety recall affecting nearly 274,000 Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators due to a defect that may cause brake failure. The problem stems from improper assembly at the Kentucky Truck Plant, where front brake lines may rub against nearby components. Although Ford expects only 1% of the vehicles are affected and states no injuries or accidents have been reported, owners will be notified for inspections starting May 26, 2025, and can receive repairs at no cost.
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The brake safety concern is due to front brake lines possibly rubbing against the engine air cleaner outlet pipe, which can cause a brake fluid leak and loss of brake function.
The recall affects model years 2022 to 2024 of the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs.
Ford expects only about 1% of the vehicles to be affected, and as of the recall report, there were no reported accidents or injuries related to this issue.
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