According to a story on the ClarionLedger.com website, the NHTSA has issued a second consumer advisory, regarding 5 million Ford vehicles. The original recall involved a faulty cruise control switch system, which lead to engine fires. The specific vehicles involved in the recall include 1993-2004 Ford F-150 trucks, 1993-1996 Ford Broncos, 1994-2002 F250 through F550 Super duty trucks with gasoline engines, and 1998-2001 Ford Explorers and Mercury Mountaineer SUVs. 12 million vehicles were part of the initial recall and 5 million of those remain unrepaired. The official NHTSA consumer advisory is here.
September 10, 2008
RECALL: FORD CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH TIED TO FIRES
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