Filed under: Recalls, Safety, Ford
Ford has announced a
recall of some 33,000 vehicles due to faulty front seat manual reclining mechanisms. The recall affects certain 2010
Ford Fusion,
Explorer and
Explorer SportTrac models, as well as 2010
Mercury Mountaineer and
Milan vehicles. Both the Blue Oval and NHTSA are concerned that during an accident the mechanisms could fail and cause the back of the seat to move toward the rear of the vehicle, resulting in a possible injury.
While no injuries have been reported as a result of the defect, NHTSA found that the seats don't meet federal standards for head restraints and must be replaced. Ford will replace the hardware free of charge. For more information, visit
NHTSA's website.
[Source:
Associated Press]
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