Are there any recalls on a 2014 Ford Flex?
Yes—there have been recalls affecting the 2014 Ford Flex. Whether your specific vehicle is affected depends on its VIN, so you should check using official recall lookups.
The 2014 Ford Flex is a three-row crossover SUV produced by Ford from 2013 to 2019. Like many vehicles from that era, it has been the subject of multiple recall campaigns over the years—covering safety-critical systems such as airbags, fuel delivery, steering, and restraints. Recalls are performed free of charge at Ford dealers, and owners may receive notices by mail or email if their VIN is part of an active campaign.
How to check recall status for your 2014 Ford Flex
Use official sources to verify open recalls on your vehicle by its VIN. These tools show active campaigns and required remedies.
- NHTSA's website: SaferCar.gov VIN lookup lets you see active recalls and service campaigns tied to your 17-character VIN.
- Ford's official recall and service campaign site: Search by VIN or contact a local dealer for recall status and scheduling repairs.
- Your local Ford dealership: Provide your VIN and they can pull recall information and arrange service if needed.
- Owner resources: Your vehicle’s owner’s manual may list recall-related contact channels for Ford customer service.
Open recalls are repaired at no charge. If a recall is not currently active for your VIN, you should still monitor for future campaigns and keep contact details updated with Ford and NHTSA.
Notable recall campaigns affecting Ford Flex models (historical context)
The Ford Flex has been subject to multiple campaigns over the years. The following categories cover the kinds of issues that have prompted recalls on vehicles in this family. This is not an exhaustive VIN-by-VIN list; for your exact car, rely on a VIN-specific check.
- Airbags and airbag inflators (including Takata-related campaigns) requiring replacement or module inspection.
- Fuel system concerns, including fuel pump or lines that could affect engine performance or risk of stall.
- Power steering and steering assist issues that could affect vehicle handling.
- Restraint system components such as seat belt pretensioners or related hardware.
- Emissions or sensor-related campaigns that impact engine performance or diagnostics.
The list above is illustrative. For certainty about your specific 2014 Ford Flex, perform a VIN-based check as described above.
What to expect during a recall repair
Recalls are performed free of charge at an authorized Ford dealer. The typical process is:
- Verify the recall by checking the VIN in official databases.
- Schedule an appointment with a Ford dealer for the recall remedy.
- Have the recall repair completed and the intervention logged to completion in Ford/NHTSA records.
- Receive confirmation of completion and keep documentation for your records and potential resale.
After the service, you should test the vehicle as directed by the dealership and verify that the recall code has been completed in the system. If your situation changes, contact Ford customer service for guidance.
Summary
There are recalls that have affected the 2014 Ford Flex over the years, and the current status depends on your VIN. The safest path is to check the VIN against the NHTSA and Ford recall databases and to coordinate with a Ford dealer for any required service. Staying informed ensures that you address safety campaigns promptly and at no cost to you.
