NHTSA announced a recall of F-150 models due to the risks of fuel tank leaks and improper installation.
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Ford has recalled more than 223 thousand F-150 vehicles in the US due to fuel tank leaks and risks.
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NHTSA reported that Ford is recalling the vehicles due to fuel tank leaks and improper installation problems.
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced on Saturday that Ford recalled 223 thousand 472 vehicles in the US due to leaks in fuel tanks and improper installation, and that these tanks could become detached from the vehicle while driving.
According to Reuters, NHTSA emphasized in its statement that a dislodged fuel tank can pose a traffic hazard and increase the risk of accidents, while fuel leakage can cause the engine to stall or increase the risk of fire.
In the statement, it was stated that due to this concern, some 2023-2027 model F-150 vehicles will be recalled, and authorized services will check and replace the fuel tank belts free of charge if they deem it necessary.
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