Vehicle recall 14 March 2024

Ford Transit Courier and Tourneo Courier recall: Potential touch condition between brake line union nut and fuel tank

Yes – some of these vehicles are being recalled
What's wrong
A small number of Courier vehicles that could potentially develop a touch condition over time between the brake line union nut and the fuel tank. If the brake line union nut connection becomes loose due to a touch condition with the fuel tank the friction…
What to do
Contact a Ford dealer to book the free repair. The affected vehicles will be inspected and a protective spacer that was designed to prevent any potential chaffing will be installed.
Source: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) Check your reg on DVSA ↗

What’s wrong

A small number of Courier vehicles that could potentially develop a touch condition over time between the brake line union nut and the fuel tank. If the brake line union nut connection becomes loose due to a touch condition with the fuel tank the friction with the fuel tank may lead to a brake fluid leak or in some cases a fuel leak from the fuel tank. If a brake fluid leak occurs the driver may notice reduced brake performance followed by a red warning light in the cluster. If a fuel leak occurs there is the potential for fuel to come into contact with hot surfaces from the exhaust system along with a strong smell of fuel.

The fix

The affected vehicles will be inspected and a protective spacer that was designed to prevent any potential chaffing will be installed.

Vehicles affected

Model Built from Built to Vehicles
Transit Courier 22 Dec 2023 28 Jan 2024 8
Tourneo Courier 12 Dec 2023 14 Jan 2024 9

How to check your vehicle

Use the official DVSA checker with your registration number to see if your exact vehicle is included. If it is, the manufacturer should have written to the registered keeper. The repair is free, even if you bought the vehicle second-hand.

Updated 14 March 2024. This page summarises an official notice. Details can change – always follow the official notice.

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