Ford recalls over 238,000 explorers to replace axle bolts that can fail Ford recalls explorer suvs to fix trim pieces that can fly off – nbc 7 Ford being investigated by nhtsa over explorer recall
Another Ford Explorer Recall: Rear Axle Bolts Snapping Off
Ford explorer rear axle bolt failure recall under investigation
Center for auto safety demands ford issue full recall of explorers
Ford explorer rear axle bolt failure recall under investigationFord explorer recall: some suvs can roll away while in park Over 238,000 ford explorers recalled over rear axle bolt after us opensFord recalls another round of explorers for toe link suspension issues.
Ford explorer rear axle bolt recall2021 ford explorer st differential bolt fracture recall. Ford explorers recallOver 238,000 ford explorers recalled over rear axle bolt after us opens.
2015 ford explorer toe link recall
U.s. investigates ford explorer suv recall following power loss reportsFord recalls more than 250,000 trucks and suvs for roll-away risk Ford explorer rear axle bolt failure recall under investigationFord recalling 661,000 explorer suvs for real this time.
Ford recalls explorers for fourth time due to steering lossFord explorer rear axle bolt fractures cause lawsuit Ford recalls explorer suvs that can roll away while in parkFord explorer rear toe link corrosion problems and failures.
Ford recalling explorer suvs over possible traffic hazard
Ford issues three recalls for explorer, edge, bronco, transit, andFord explorer recall fix under investigation by federal agency 1.9. million ford explorer suvs part of safety recall; trim can fly offThe ford explorer’s rear axle bolt prompts massive recall, 253k.
The nhtsa launches an investigation into the ford explorer following recallAnother ford explorer recall: rear axle bolts snapping off Ford recalls 1.2 million explorer suvs over suspension failure fears2013-2017 ford explorer recall of 350,000 vehicles.
Ford explorers recalled due to suspension issues
What's new for 2020: fordFord explorer recall sparks nhtsa investigation .
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