Every UK recall and safety alert for Ford products, with what's wrong, which models or batches are affected and what to do. Updated automatically. 232 listed.
A number of vehicles fitted with a 1.0 1.5 or 1.6 Ecoboost engine and 6-speed manual transmission could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture. This results in clutch smell reduced vehicle speed and performance. In…
Potential for the rear doors to open when the rear windows are lowered.
An incorrectly torqued left hand seatbelt to seatbelt shoulder height adjuster bolt.
The rear wing (spoiler) valve block may leak of hydraulic fluid onto the exhaust.
A brake pedal hinge bolt which does not meet specification.
Tilt/slide roof opening panel glass is not correctly bonded to its mounting.
Rear door latch child lock may not function correctly.
The battery wiring harness in the engine compartment may have been incorrectly installed
A/C Compressor pulley may become detached.
Lower control arm weld may not meet specification.
Affected vehicles fitted with a 1.0 1.5 or 1.6 Ecoboost engine and 6-speed manual transmission could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture. This results in clutch smell reduced vehicle speed and performance. In the unlikely…
A number of vehicles fitted with a 1.0 1.5 or 1.6 Ecoboost engine and 6-speed manual transmission could suffer clutch pressure plate fracture. This results in clutch smell reduced vehicle speed and performance. In…
Affected vehicles may have been fitted with a defective side airbag initiator. This may cause the side airbag not to deploy in an accident.
A small batch of alloy wheels may have a casting defect that may initiate a fatigue crack and result in wheel failure.
Affected vehicles may have been fitted with a brake booster which may have a faulty diaphragm plate. This could lead to a loss of brake servo assistance.
The engine control module calibration may not adequately detect an overheat condition in certain 2.0L Duratorq Diesel engines. In extreme cases an overheated engine can result in a breach of the oil sump leading…