Major Ford And Lincoln Recall Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota

Ford F-150, Broncos Among 280,000+ Affected Vehicles being recalled in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and across the nation.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently announced several significant recalls affecting over 270,000 Ford and Lincoln vehicles.

These safety notices include popular models like the F-150, Bronco, Expedition, and Navigator.

Recent Ford & Lincoln Recalls at a Glance

Ford Expedition & Lincoln Navigator (2022-2024)

• Issue: Potential brake line leaks caused by contact with the engine air cleaner outlet pipe
• Cause: Front brake lines possibly bent during engine installation at Ford's assembly plant
• Resolution: Free inspection and replacement of brake lines or air cleaner outlet pipes as needed
• Owner notifications scheduled for May 26

Ford F-150 (2025 Models)

• Issue: Loose steering components that could lead to loss of steering control
• Cause: Improperly attached lower intermediate shaft fasteners connected to the steering gear
• Resolution: Free inspection and replacement of affected fasteners
• Nearly 9,200 vehicles affected
• Owner notifications scheduled for May 26

Ford Bronco (2024 Models)

• Issue: Malfunctioning child safety locks on rear doors
• Cause: Left rear door can be opened from inside even when child lock is activated
• Resolution: Free inspection and replacement of rear door latches as necessary
• Approximately 2,000 vehicles affected
• Owner notifications expected May 26

How to Check if Your Vehicle is Affected

• If your vehicle isn't mentioned above, you can verify recall status through:
  USA TODAY's automotive recall database.
• NHTSA's recall database (searchable using your vehicle's VIN number)
  All recall-related repairs will be performed at no cost to vehicle owners.