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FORD EXPLORER (2019 – 2020) – THE REAR AXLE BOLTS

FORD EXPLORER (06/11/2019 – 20/05/2020) RECALL:

Problem description:

In some of the affected vehicles the rear axle bolts may fracture during vehicle acceleration and may prevent the vehicle from being held stationary if the parking brake is not applied.

Remedy

A software update will engage the electronic parking brake every time the vehicle is shifted into Park preventing vehicles from rolling.

Recall Launch Date2022-06-17
Recall No.R/2022/172
Models AffectedExplorer
Manufacturer Ref22S27
VIN StartWF02K8GY5LGA65788
VIN endWF02K8HY2LGB78113
Build Start06/11/2019
Build end20/05/2020
Vehicle numbers (UK)

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