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Ford Recalls Over 312,000 Vehicles for Faulty Electronic Brake Booster

Ford will deliver free remote or dealer updates to correct a fault that can extend stopping distances when driver-assistance systems are active.

A Ford F-150 pickup truck is seen on the assembly line at Dearborn Truck Plant in Dearborn, Michigan, U.S.  April 11, 2024.  REUTERS/Rebecca Cook/File Photo

Overview

  • The recall affects 312,120 of Ford’s 2025 Lincoln Navigator, F-150, Expedition, Bronco and Ranger models due to a potential loss of power brake assist.
  • A voltage disturbance in the electronic brake booster module can trigger a current surge that exceeds system limits and shuts down brake assist.
  • Owners will receive no-cost software updates over-the-air or at dealerships, with notification letters slated to mail August 25.
  • By July 11, Ford recorded 37 warranty claims and one low-speed crash linked to the defect but reported no injuries or fires.
  • This action is the latest of several major safety recalls in 2025 as NHTSA oversight intensifies over Ford’s wider supplier and manufacturing quality issues.