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Ford Sales & Service Korea (Ltd.) 2013-2014 MKX — recall

Automotive · South Korea · 2024-08-22

Ford MKX part insufficient durability may cause a small hole or tear

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CountrySouth Korea
CategoryAutomotive
Published2024-08-22
ManufacturerFord Sales & Service Korea (Ltd.)
Models affected2013-2014 MKX
Units affected402
DefectDue to insufficient durability of the part, under certain specific driving or environmental conditions, a small hole (tear) may occur in the diaphragm membrane inside the brake booster. In such cases, a whistling sound may occur when the brake is applied, or the pedal may feel softer than usual. If not repaired continuously, the small hole will eventually expand, requiring progressively more force to stop the vehicle, leading to an increased braking distance and the possibility of a collision. This recall is initiated due to this possibility.
ComponentBraking system (other)
RemedyAfter confirming the affected vehicles, the brake booster will be replaced according to the work procedure.
Recall number5350
Official noticeView source ↗

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