Kansas City, MO, September 3, 2026 — Ford Motor Company is initiating a recall for a significant number of its popular vehicle models, including the Mustang, Bronco, Explorer, and Ranger. The recall affects nearly 160,000 vehicles across these lines, citing potential issues that could lead to a loss of power.

The automotive giant has identified two primary areas of concern that may cause the vehicles to lose propulsion. These include problems related to the wiring harness, which could disrupt electrical signals, and separate engine-related issues. Both scenarios have the potential to result in unexpected power loss while the vehicle is in operation.

Specific details regarding the exact model years included in the recall, the precise number of vehicles affected per model, and the timeline for when the recall notices will be sent to owners were not immediately available. Furthermore, information on the corrective actions Ford will undertake, such as repairs or part replacements, and whether owners will incur any costs for these remedies, has not been fully disclosed in the initial reports.

The potential for power loss is a critical safety concern, as it can occur unexpectedly and could increase the risk of a crash. Ford is expected to provide owners with specific instructions on how to address the issue once the recall process is fully underway.

The recall has emerged as a trending topic in Kansas City, indicating local interest and concern regarding the affected Ford vehicles.


Story summarized from the original created by Amanda Alvarado on www.kctv5.com, see more information here.

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