DeNooyer Ford Recall FAQ

Understanding Ford Vehicle Recalls
 

A recall is an ongoing issue or defect in a vehicle model that may affect a significant number of vehicles. These issues must be remedied by the manufacturer to ensure the vehicle meets safety and regulatory standards.

 Common Examples of Ford Recalls
 

Recalls can involve a variety of components, ranging from safety systems to software updates. Some examples of past Ford recalls include:

Takata Airbag Recall: A widespread issue concerning defective airbag inflators.
Windshield Wiper Recall: Issues related to the proper functioning of the windshield wiper system.
Trailer Brake Control Module Software Update: A software adjustment to ensure the trailer brake control system operates correctly.
Engine Oil Separator Housing Issue: A mechanical concern with a specific engine component.

 

Cost of Recall Repairs
 

You are not responsible for paying for repairs associated with a manufacturer's recall. Recalls requiring service or parts replacement are covered at absolutely no cost to you.

How Ford Alerts Owners
 

Ford Motor Company will alert you if your specific vehicle is affected by a recall. There are several ways to find out if your vehicle is included:

Mail Notification: You may receive an official letter from Ford Motor Company detailing the recall and the necessary actions.
VIN Search: You can search online to see if your vehicle has an open recall by entering its Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
Contacting a Dealership: You can contact your local Ford Service Department to speak with an experienced service advisor or manager who can check for open recalls on your VIN and schedule a no-cost repair appointment.

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