Summary
Ford is recalling over 400,000 Explorer SUVs due to a problem with the suspension that can make the car harder to steer, increasing the risk of a crash. The affected models were made between 2017 and 2019, and owners will be contacted to get repairs done at no cost.
Key Facts
- Ford has recalled 412,774 Explorer SUVs.
- The recall is due to a suspension issue that can affect steering.
- Models made between 2017 and 2019 are affected.
- The problem involves parts known as cross-axis ball joints and rear suspension toe links.
- Some vehicles showed signs of a part being seized, which could lead to fractures.
- Ford received several reports of this issue affecting steering.
- Two accidents possibly related to this issue have been reported, but no injuries.
- Owners will be notified to bring vehicles in for free repairs.
