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Multiple BS owners have posted under the "front or back brake pad recall" thread. We would all like some answers.
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I don’t get it ,last month they said all 2021 bronco sport under recall , but I have yet to get a letter but everyone I talk to said letters are out already , what is going on with this ? Front brake or back brake ??? Thanks My build date February 2021 .
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Some kinda info from Ford would be nice.
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This is the Ford recall notice you should've been mailed, I believe.
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I don't know for sure bc I didn't receive one. Just a "You can't drive yours off the lot until the recall is fixed and yours has tire rot" text after I bought her.
She's since gone into deep sleep/dead battery mode.
She's since gone into deep sleep/dead battery mode.
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The sports with electric power brake boosters are not part of recall. Only the ones with vacuum power brake boosters are affected by the recall.
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Again, you're correct Cuda. I love you and your Intel but it doesn't stop the fact that our babies are lot rotting while 40k+ other BS's are still able to be driven SAFELY (Fords words) bc of the same recall (21C31) and ours are ROTTING on lots close to us.
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Yes those hostages need to be freed and released to their new loving homes please!!
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Maybe a liability concern?! If Ford released those "defective" Sport to you, and the brakes fail... somebody seriously hurt... Ford would be responsible.
Ford can't take back what's already out of the barn doors.
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Ford supposedly won't release certain Bronco Sports from their lots due to the "recalled brakes" issued on EVERY SINGLE BS manufactured last year (along with 60k Ford Escapes dealing with the same exact recall issue).
Ford wasn't legally* allowed by Federal Law to sell a brand new vehicle with an open recall.
But they did.
Hence all of the kerbobble, DeJ64. ?
I tagged the Ford Motor Company account in a post about this weeks ago and they ignored it.
Anyways I feel for you guys, mine was built in June so by the time I get it, it will be over a year old.
You know what’s ridiculous about all this? It’s perfectly legal for dealerships to sell USED cars with open recalls.
Anyways I feel for you guys, mine was built in June so by the time I get it, it will be over a year old.
You know what’s ridiculous about all this? It’s perfectly legal for dealerships to sell USED cars with open recalls.
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Ford can't help you.
"Under 49 U.S.C. § 30112(a), it is illegal for anyone, including a manufacturer, distributor, dealer, or retailer to sell an item of equipment or vehicle that fails to comply with all applicable Federal motor vehicle safety standards."
"Under 49 U.S.C. § 30112(a), it is illegal for anyone, including a manufacturer, distributor, dealer, or retailer to sell an item of equipment or vehicle that fails to comply with all applicable Federal motor vehicle safety standards."
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