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2022 Mach 1 Recall Notice — Evaporative Emissions Canister Inspection / Replacement

New Recall for 2021 Mustangs – Air Curtain Inflator

2020 Ford Mustang Recall — Brake Pedal Bracket Could Snap During Sudden Braking

Ford has issued a new safety recall for select 2015 Mustangs that may have faulty door latches.

Select 2019 Mustangs are being recalled for an issue with the “transmission not in park” warning message.  In some vehicles, the warning message and associated chime are only active for three seconds, a shorter than designed duration. This could result in the driver exiting the vehicle when it is not in park.

Ford just issued a safety compliance recall (reference 19C03) for select 2019 Ford Mustangs (among other vehicles) for potentially faulty instrument panel cluster (IPC) assemblies.

Ford has issued a safety compliance recall (reference number 17C21) for approximately 2,167 2018 Mustang vehicles with an automatic transmission premium (12.4″) instrument cluster to update the software due to an illumination issue.

Ford is issuing a safety recall for certain 2017 Mustangs concerning the abnormal deployment of ARC passenger airbag inflators, discovered during testing conducted at Takata’s engineering facility.

Ford Motor Company has issued a safety compliance recall on approximately 6,000 2017 Ford Mustangs for potentially faulty left interior door handle return springs.

Late last year 2015-2017 Shelby GT350 and GT350R owners began receiving letters notifying them of a planned recall  relating to potentially faulty engine oil cooler tube assemblies that may have insufficient crimps which could potentially result in an oil leak.

Ford has just issued a voluntary safety recall and immediate stop sale on certain 2015-2017 Shelby GT350 and GT350R Mustangs for engine oil cooler tube assembly replacement.

Ford Motor Company has issued a regional safety recall in North America to replace side door latches in various Ford vehicles totaling approximately 830,000 vehicles, including certain 2015 Mustangs. The voluntary recall is for affected vehicles in which the pawl spring tab in the side door latch could break thus preventing the door from latching.

Ford has just issued a safety compliance recall for some 2016 Mustangs in North America due to restraint parts that may have been damaged during shipping from the supplier.