2021 Ford Explorer Models

Ford issues recall for more than 700,000 vehicles

Ford recalls over 777,000 Broncos and other models for serious safety issues

Two more recalls from the current leader, Ford, mean more than 777,000 of the brand's vehicles will need service. The recalls, issued the same day, cover the Ford Bronco, Expedition, Explorer, F-150,

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Ford to recall more than 741,000 U.S. vehicles due to park system issue, NHTSA says

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Ford and Lincoln Recall 741,195 Trucks and SUVs That Pose a Rollaway Risk

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Ford recalls more than 740,000 vehicles over defect that could cause them to roll away

The recall affects certain Lincoln Aviator, Navigator, Ford Expedition, Explorer and F-150 models from 2018 through 2021.

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Ford recalls more than 741,000 vehicles; waxing kits recalled over fire risk

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Ford recalling more than 741,000 vehicles because of park system issue

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Ford F-150 and Explorer recall hits 741,000 vehicles over rollaway risk

Ford has initiated a recall of over 740,000 vehicles related to a rollaway risk. The recall affects certain versions of the F-150 pickup and Explorer/Expedition SUVs, along with the Lincoln Navigator and Aviator.

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2021 Ford Explorer Recalls

Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain 2020-2021 Explorer Police FHEV, Explorer Police 3.3L, and 2020-2022 Explorer 2.3L RWD, 3.0L PHEV, 3.3L FHEV, and 3.0L ST GAS vehicles. The rear axle horizontal mounting bolt may fracture and cause the ...

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Ford Issues Three Recalls For Explorer, Edge, Bronco, Transit, And Lincoln Models

In July it was confirmed that Ford had issued more recalls in the U.S. through the first half of the year than any other carmaker. Now, Ford has issued three new campaigns with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on August 25. The first of ...

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Ford Explorer recall under investigation as ‘fix’ may have caused different problems

DETROIT -- A recall instituted last year by the Ford Motor Company is being investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration after owners of impacted vehicles have complained about new issues arising after the original problem was “fixed