Ford Motor Company has recalled 250,000 Ford Focus models due to a potential engine stall issue while driving. The affected models include Ford Focus SUVs manufactured between 2012 and 2018. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has assigned recall number 26V369, while Ford's recall number is 26S40. Ford indicated that this issue was initially addressed in a previous recall from 2018, identified by NHTSA recall number 18V-735. The current recall is necessary for vehicles that were not properly repaired during the earlier recall. The problem is linked to the canister purge valve, which may malfunction and lead to engine stalling, increasing the risk of a crash. Drivers may notice inaccurate fuel gauge readings or a malfunction indicator light. Notifications to dealers are scheduled to begin on July 6, and customers can check their vehicle identification number for more information.
Ford recalls 250,000 Focus models due to engine stall risk
Ford Motor Company has announced a recall of 250,000 Ford Focus models due to a risk of engine stalling while driving. The recall affects models from 2012 to 2018, and it is necessary for vehicles that were not adequately repaired in a previous recall. Notifications to dealers will start on July 6.
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Ford recalls 250,000 Focus models, citing engine problems
Ford recalls 250,000 Focus models due to engine stall risk