Latest News About Ford Recalls

Here are the latest Ford recall updates I can share right now:

• Ford issued a large recall affecting several model years and vehicles, including F-150, F-250, and certain Lincoln models. The issue involves the Integrated Trailer Module potentially losing communication, which could affect brake and turn signals or braking performance when towing. Ford has reported hundreds of related incidents but no confirmed crashes tied to this recall so far. This recall is targeting model years roughly 2021–2026 for F-150 and 2022–2026 for F-250 and related trims [source: Independent, 2026-02-26; Finviz summarizing NHTSA filings, 2026-03-05].[1][2]

• Separately, NHTSA notices in early 2026 covered another batch of recalls impacting over 1.7 million Ford and Lincoln vehicles, including issues with the Accessory Protocol Interface Module (APIM) overheating and causing rearview camera image loss in models like 2021–2026 Bronco and 2021–2024 Edge, among others. Remedies primarily involve software updates, either at a dealership or via over-the-air updates, with owner notifications beginning around March 2026. This is part of ongoing safety action separate from the trailer module issue.[2]

• There have been other prior Ford recall waves focusing on rearview camera displays and software glitches across various models (Explorer, Aviator, Navigator, Edge, Escape, etc.) with OTA or dealership updates as remedies; these have been repeatedly addressed through Ford’s recall campaigns and NHTSA filings in 2025–2026. If you own one of the affected models, you should expect a notice and a free software update to the vehicle’s systems.[3][4]

• For up-to-date, model-specific recall status, it’s best to check your VIN directly on Ford’s recall page or contact Ford Customer Relationship Center. You can also search the NHTSA recall database for the most current official notes by year, model, and issue.[8]

Illustration (example of how to check your vehicle):

• Gather your VIN (found on the driver’s side dash near the windshield or on your registration).
• Go to Ford’s official recalls checker and enter the VIN to see active campaigns, eligibility for free updates, and estimated remedy timelines.[8]

If you’d like, I can look up the exact recall titles and affected VIN ranges for your specific Ford or Lincoln model and summarize the remedies and timelines. I can also generate a quick checklist for preparing for a recall service visit. Please tell me your exact model, year, and whether you’re seeing any warning indicators.

Citations:

• Ford recall covering 2021–2026 F-150, 2022–2026 F-250, Navigator/Expedition/Maverick, and trailer module issue with potential brake/lighting loss.[1]
• NHTSA recall notices affecting 1.7 million vehicles, APIM overheating and rearview camera issues, with OTA/update remedies.[2]
• Prior recall waves including rearview camera/software issues across Explorer, Aviator, Navigator, Edge, Escape; remedies via software updates.[4][3]
• Ford recall lookup tool and VIN check guidance.[8]