Ford has announced a recall that affects more than 14,000 trucks in Canada, citing a steering defect. This Ford recall highlights safety risks for drivers, especially those with 2020 heavy-duty models. The company urges immediate action to avoid potential crashes.
What Sparked the Recall
The issue stems from the upper steering shaft. In certain trucks, this part could separate, leading to a complete loss of steering control. Because steering plays a crucial role in driver safety, Ford emphasized that the problem could raise crash risks if left unchecked.
Which Models Are Affected
The recall impacts 14,125 trucks from the 2020 model year. The affected vehicles include:
- Ford F-250 Chassis Cab (2020)
- Ford F-250 Super Duty (2020)
- Ford F-350 Chassis Cab (2020)
- Ford F-350 Super Duty (2020)
- Ford F-450 Chassis Cab (2020)
- Ford F-450 Super Duty (2020)
These heavy-duty models are widely used, making the recall a serious concern for Canadian truck owners.
Next Steps for Owners
Ford says it will notify all affected owners by mail. Drivers will be asked to bring their vehicles to a dealership, where technicians will inspect the steering shaft. If damage is found, the part will be repaired or replaced at no cost.
How to Check Your Vehicle
If you think your truck may be part of this recall, you can verify online. Simply visit ford.ca/support/recalls and enter your Vehicle Identification Number. You can also call Ford Canada directly at 1-800-565-3673 to confirm your status and book service.
Final Word
With safety at stake, Ford urges quick action from owners of the listed models. A swift inspection could prevent accidents and ensure peace of mind.
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