Are there any recalls on the Ford Fusion 2006?

Yes. There have been recalls affecting some Ford Fusion 2006 models, but which ones apply depends on your VIN.

How to verify recalls for your 2006 Ford Fusion

Recall status is specific to each vehicle's VIN. The following steps will help you confirm any active or past recalls on your 2006 Fusion.

• Find your VIN from the vehicle itself (usually on the driver’s side dash near the windshield) and on your registration or insurance documents.


• Check the NHTSA Recall Database at nhtsa.gov/recalls and search by your VIN to see open recalls and past campaigns.


• Visit Ford's official Owner site at owner.ford.com and sign in to view recall notices for your vehicle by VIN.


• Contact your local Ford dealer; they can confirm open recalls for your VIN and perform repairs at no charge if a recall is active.

Note: If you're purchasing a used 2006 Fusion, ask for the recall history and verify any campaigns have been completed.

What to expect from a recall repair

Most recalls are repairs or replacements funded by Ford and performed at authorized dealers at no cost to the owner. The exact remedy will be described in the recall notice and may involve components such as airbags, fuel system parts, or electronic modules.

Next steps if a recall is found

If a recall is open for your vehicle, schedule the repair with a Ford dealer as soon as possible. Bring your recall notice or the VIN. The dealer can perform the remedy, typically at no charge, and may provide a loaner vehicle if the repair takes longer.

Summary

recalls for the 2006 Ford Fusion are VIN-specific and can vary over time. The most reliable way to know your car’s current recall status is to check the NHTSA recall database or Ford’s official recall lookup by VIN, and to work with a Ford dealer to complete any required repairs at no cost. Staying informed helps ensure safety and compliance on older models like the 2006 Fusion.

What are the recalls on a 2006 Ford?

FORD IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2004-2006 F-150 PICK UP TRUCKS AS WELL AS CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2006 LINCOLN MARK LT VEHICLES. IF THE CLOCKSPRING JUMPER WIRE COMES IN CONTACT WITH THE DRIVER SIDE FRONTAL AIR BAG LOWER HORN PLATE, THE WIRE INSULATION MAY BECOME CHAFED, CREATING A POTENTIAL FOR A SHORT CIRCUIT.

How do I know if my Ford Fusion has a recall?

You can check for a Ford Fusion recall by using your 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the Ford Support website or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website. You can also check for recalls by using the Ford app, which will notify you if there are any open recalls on your registered vehicle. The VIN is usually located on the bottom of the driver's side windshield, on your registration documents, or on the driver's side doorjamb.
 
Online recall check

• Ford's Recall Page: Go to Ford's Recall Support site and enter your VIN to see if your vehicle is affected. 
• NHTSA Website: Visit NHTSA.gov/Recalls and enter your VIN to check for open recalls. 

Using the Ford app

• Open the Ford app.
• Navigate to the "Service" dashboard.
• Look for the "Recall" tile, which will only appear if there is an active recall on your vehicle. 

What to do after checking

• If your Fusion is part of a recall, contact a Ford dealer to schedule the free repair.
• Ford will perform the necessary repairs for free if they are part of a safety recall. 

What is the recall on the 2006 Ford Fusion?

The 2006 Ford Fusion has been subject to several recalls, with the most significant including a 2019 recall for a brake control unit defect that could lead to increased brake pedal travel and a 2021 recall for a ** Takata airbag inflator** that could rupture. Other recalls include issues with the steering wheel, airbag inflator, and a fuse block that could cause a fire in some vehicles. To check if your specific vehicle is affected, you can use the Ford website or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website by entering your VIN.
 
Major recalls

• Brake control unit: A recall was issued in 2019 for a defect in the hydraulic control unit where a valve could stick open, leading to increased brake pedal travel and a higher risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace the hydraulic control unit if necessary. 
• Takata airbag inflator: A recall from 2021 addresses the driver's side airbag inflator, which may explode due to propellant degradation. 
• Steering wheel: A 2019 recall involved steering wheels that could potentially lose a portion of the steering wheel material. 
• Fuse block: A 2024 recall identified an issue where the fuse block could cause a fire in some vehicles. 

How to check for recalls on your vehicle

• Visit the Ford Recall page or the NHTSA website and enter your vehicle's 17-digit VIN. 
• The Ford app will also notify you of any active recalls on your vehicle by checking your VIN. 
• If your vehicle is included in a recall, you can schedule a free repair with a Ford dealer. 

Important information

• Recall repairs are free of charge, even if you are not the original owner. 
• If your car is affected by a recall, follow the instructions in the recall letter or on the NHTSA website on whether it is safe to drive. 

Can Ford recalls expire?

Can a Ford recall expire? Safety, Compliance, and Emissions Recalls do not expire. Affected vehicles remain eligible until the repair is completed. Other types of vehicle programs, called Customer Satisfaction Programs, typically have expiration dates and/or mileage limitations.