Ford recalls 625,000 US vehicles due to camera display and seatbelt concerns
Ford is initiating a significant recall of approximately 625,000 vehicles across the United States. This decision follows recent identification of issues concerning seatbelts and rear-view camera displays, as reported by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Details of the Recall
The recall encompasses two main vehicle categories:
- Seatbelt Issues: This primarily affects 332,778 Ford Mustang cars.
- Camera Display Problems: A total of 291,901 units of F-250, F-350, and F-450 Super Duty trucks are involved.
Proposed Solutions
Ford has committed to addressing these safety concerns at no cost to vehicle owners. The action plan includes:
- Updating the image processing module software to resolve the rear-view camera display defect.
- Inspecting and potentially replacing problematic seatbelt components. Dealers will also modify the immediate environments by removing carpet sections that could interfere with seatbelt cables.
What Affected Owners Should Know
Owners of the affected models can expect communication from Ford regarding the necessary repairs. It is advisable for these vehicle owners to visit certified Ford dealers for the updates and repairs outlined in the recall.
This recall highlights Ford’s continued commitment to vehicle safety and reinforcing standards in automotive engineering. Vehicle safety remains a top priority for both Ford and regulatory authorities.
