Ford Recalls 149,500 Bronco SUVs Over Shock Absorber Corrosion

Overview of the Recall

Ford has issued a recall for nearly 149,500 of its larger Bronco SUVs due to potential corrosion issues affecting the rear shock absorbers.

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Which Vehicles Are Affected?

The recall includes the following models:

• Model-years 2021-2024 Ford Bronco
• Specifically, Badlands trim and Sasquatch Package-equipped Broncos

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What’s the Issue?

Corrosion may develop between the external shock reservoir, mounting flange, and damper body. This can lead to:

• Separation of the external reservoir from the vehicle
• Increased risk of road hazards
• Potential crash risks due to component failure

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Is There a Fix?

As of now, Ford has not announced a remedy for the issue. However, the automaker will be notifying affected owners in phases:

• Interim notices will be mailed starting February 3, 2024
• A second notice will be sent once a solution becomes available

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Next Steps for Owners

Owners of affected Ford Bronco SUVs can take the following steps to stay informed:

• Contact Ford customer service at 866-436-7332 (Recall number: 25S01)
• Call the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) at 888-327-4236
• Visit the NHTSA website to check for recall details using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

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