Owners of multiple different Ford models are advised to check their cars following a series of recalls.
Ford has issued two recalls of more than 150,000 vehicles in total, the latest safety notices issued by the carmaker this month. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says models impacted by the most recent recalls include certain Ford Expeditions and Transits, as well as Lincoln Navigators. Previously reported recalls involved Explorers and E-350/E-450s.
In total, Ford has issued four recalls this month for reasons ranging from suspension and steering issues to malfunctioning seatbelts. As with most recalls, Ford has advised affected customers that inspections and repairs will be carried out for free at dealerships as necessary.
Here’s what to know about recalls issued by Ford this month.
Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator recalls
In a recall reported to the NHTSA on Feb. 9, Ford recalled approximately 77,574 Expedition and Lincoln Navigators due to issues with the seatbelt locking mechanism. Certain 2018-2020 model year Expedition vehicles built between October 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019, and certain 2018-2020 model year Navigator vehicles built between October 1, 2018, and June 28, 2019, are affected.
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According to the recall notice issued by NHTSA on Tuesday, the seat belt pre-tensioner, or the mechanism that controls the tension and release of the seat belt, may lock it in…
