Ford has issued a recall on 2022-2023 Model Year (MY) trucks, Explorer, Bronco, Mustang, and Lincoln Aviator.
The recall is due to an issue with the 10-speed automatic transmission's parking pawl caused by an extra loose bolt.
The parking pawl prevents the transmission from moving and is important for engaging the parking brake.
Ford has faced several quality issues in recent times, leading to NHTSA declaring it as having the most recalls in the US in the past two years
Quality issues include a High Voltage Battery issue, software issue, and other recalls.
Ford CEO Jim Farley has acknowledged the company's quality issues and is taking steps to address them.
Ford CEO Jim Farley has acknowledged the company's quality issues and is taking steps to address them.
The parking pawl issue affects vehicles with the 10R80 transmission used in longitudinal platforms.
General Motors, who built the transmission under a joint venture, has not issued a recall.
Ford is working to restore customer confidence in the brand through its measures to address quality issues.