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Ford has issued a voluntary recall of 73,320 2013 Escape crossovers and 15,833 Fusion sedans powered by 1.6-liter engines sold in the U.S. and Canada due to possible overheating that can cause fluids to leak, thus causing a fire.
- Ford Issues 3 Separate Recall Actions, The Biggest Of Which Concerns 465,000 Cars
The Blue Oval has been hit with three different recalls over problems with engine block heaters, missing steering gear parts and a fire risk caused by fuel delivery modules, The Detroit News reported. The biggest recall action is for fuel tanks that...
- 2013 Ford Escape Recalled For The Third Time Since July, Again For Potential Fire Hazard
If it seems as if Ford is constantly recalling its newly launched 2013 Escape crossover, it's because it is. After two recall actions in July, the first affecting 8,266 models to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking, and the second...
- Ford Advises 2013 Escape 1.6l Ecoboost Owners To Stop Driving Their Vehicles Due To A Fire Hazard
For the second time this week, Ford has issued a recall for its brand-new 2013 Escape. The first action affecting 8,266 Escape crossovers built from March 8, 2012 through June 7, 2012 was to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking. The...
- 2010-2011 Ford Fusion And Mercy Milan Sedans Recalled Over Fears That Wheels Could Fall Off
The Blue Oval has issued a new recall on certain 2010-2011MY Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan sedans that are equipped with 17-inch steel wheels because the wheel studs may start fracturing and split over time, potentially leading to one or more wheels...
- 2010 Ford Fusion Facelift Gets Chrome Monobrow, New Engines And A Hybrid Version
Ford has issued the first official picture of the 2010 Fusion that will be revealed along with its revised Lincoln MKZ and Mercury Milan siblings at next month's LA Auto Show. The facelifted Fusion profits - or the opposite, we'll leave that for...
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2013 Ford Escape and Fusion Recalled Over 1.6-liter EcoBoost Engine Fire Risk
Ford has issued a voluntary recall of 73,320 2013 Escape crossovers and 15,833 Fusion sedans powered by 1.6-liter engines sold in the U.S. and Canada due to possible overheating that can cause fluids to leak, thus causing a fire.
Although the company says that there have been no reports of injuries, Ford spokesman Said Deep told The Associated Press that the company has received reports of 12 fires in Escapes and one in a Fusion. All cases involve vehicles with the 1.6-liter engine and, according to Ford, 2013 Fusion and Escape models with other engines are not affected.
Read more »- Ford Issues 3 Separate Recall Actions, The Biggest Of Which Concerns 465,000 Cars
The Blue Oval has been hit with three different recalls over problems with engine block heaters, missing steering gear parts and a fire risk caused by fuel delivery modules, The Detroit News reported. The biggest recall action is for fuel tanks that...
- 2013 Ford Escape Recalled For The Third Time Since July, Again For Potential Fire Hazard
If it seems as if Ford is constantly recalling its newly launched 2013 Escape crossover, it's because it is. After two recall actions in July, the first affecting 8,266 models to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking, and the second...
- Ford Advises 2013 Escape 1.6l Ecoboost Owners To Stop Driving Their Vehicles Due To A Fire Hazard
For the second time this week, Ford has issued a recall for its brand-new 2013 Escape. The first action affecting 8,266 Escape crossovers built from March 8, 2012 through June 7, 2012 was to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking. The...
- 2010-2011 Ford Fusion And Mercy Milan Sedans Recalled Over Fears That Wheels Could Fall Off
The Blue Oval has issued a new recall on certain 2010-2011MY Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan sedans that are equipped with 17-inch steel wheels because the wheel studs may start fracturing and split over time, potentially leading to one or more wheels...
- 2010 Ford Fusion Facelift Gets Chrome Monobrow, New Engines And A Hybrid Version
Ford has issued the first official picture of the 2010 Fusion that will be revealed along with its revised Lincoln MKZ and Mercury Milan siblings at next month's LA Auto Show. The facelifted Fusion profits - or the opposite, we'll leave that for...