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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that over 148,000 vehicles are being recalled in the US across two distinct campaigns.
Around 123,611 cars are subject to recall because of a potential fluid leak that might decrease braking efficiency and extend the stopping distance.
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The affected models include the 2017-2018 versions.
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F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator.
As stated by the agency, dealers are required to replace the problematic components at no cost to the customer; these components consist of either the master cylinder or the brake booster.
Moreover, the automaker has initiated a recall of 24,655 units of the 2025 model year Explorers due to a potential issue with their powertrain control module which might reset during driving. This malfunctioning component has the risk of impairing the vehicle’s parking systems or leading to an engine shutdown, according to the authorities. As with other faulty components, dealerships will address this software issue at no cost to the owners.
Owners will receive notification letters by May 26th.
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