A New Recall

[Dale5403]

Some Explorers have a roll away risk.

https://fordauthority.com/2023/02/2020-2022-ford-explorer-recalled-over-vehicle-rollaway-risk/

 

[peterk9]

Thanks, Dale. I think this recall is associated with the following threads. Electric Parking Brake automatically engages when shifted to park and Safety Recall 22S27
The newer models already have that feature built into them.

Peter

 

[Dale5403]

Thanks, Dale. I think this recall is associated with the following threads. Electric Parking Brake automatically engages when shifted to park and Safety Recall 22S27
The newer models already have that feature built into them.

Peter

This is a new one Peter. It only affects 3,674 vehicles.

Plus just seen one more new one for a loose bolt in the transmission.

https://fordauthority.com/2023/02/1000-fomoco-vehicles-recalled-over-10-speed-auto-issue/

 

[blwnsmoke]

Thanks, Dale. I think this recall is associated with the following threads. Electric Parking Brake automatically engages when shifted to park and Safety Recall 22S27
The newer models already have that feature built into them.

Peter

The link states the recall is 23S05 and letters will be mailed next month. Nothing to do with the one you linked.

 

[peterk9]

This is a new one Peter. It only affects 3,674 vehicles.

Plus just seen one more new one for a loose bolt in the transmission.

https://fordauthority.com/2023/02/1000-fomoco-vehicles-recalled-over-10-speed-auto-issue/

The Ford reference number 23S05 is new but the recall number 22S27 is the same as the previous recall. I wonder if they missed a number of vehicles in the initial recall?

 

[Sea_Ray]

I spent 3 hours at ford on Friday to fix the parking brakes as a result of the last bolt fracture recall. New OEM pads installed same problem.

I'm guessing the last PCM module Firmware has caused an unexpected error because of the rush to cover their back sides instead of replacing the actual bolt/frame assembly. I'll post todays video soon on the other thread.

 

[Sea_Ray]

I spent 3 hours at ford on Friday to fix the parking brakes as a result of the last bolt fracture recall. New OEM pads installed same problem.

I'm guessing the last PCM module Firmware has caused an unexpected error because of the rush to cover their back sides instead of replacing the actual bolt/frame assembly. I'll post todays video soon on the other thread.

From where I'm sitting calling the auto parking brake a 'feature" is something, but definitely not a feature.