What is the number for the Ford Fusion power steering recall?

The exact recall campaign number for Ford Fusion power steering varies by model year and defect; there isn’t a single universal number. To identify the correct campaign, check your VIN against official recall records or contact Ford for guidance.

Understanding the recall and its focus

Power steering issues can affect steering assist and vehicle control, potentially creating a safety risk. The Ford Fusion has been subject to recalls addressing the electric power steering (EPS) system and related components in certain model years. Details depend on the specific campaign issued by Ford in coordination with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Notes on model years and defects

The affected model years and the exact defect described in a recall can differ from one campaign to another. Checking your VIN ensures you receive the correct campaign number and remedy information for your particular car.

How to find the exact recall campaign number for your Ford Fusion

Use your vehicle identification number (VIN) to verify any active campaigns and obtain the precise recall number from official sources.

Follow these steps to look up the recall and its campaign number:

1. Visit the NHTSA recall lookup tool at SaferCar.gov/recalls and select "Search by VIN" or "Search by Make/Model/Year."


2. Enter your Ford Fusion's VIN (found on the dashboard near the windshield, the driver door jamb, or your insurance/registration documents).


3. Review the list of recalls for your vehicle, focusing on those related to power steering or the EPS system.


4. Note the recall campaign number(s) and the affected model years; you can also confirm the remedy and dealer instructions from Ford's notices.

Keep in mind that some recalls may be described in Ford's owner notification letters as "Campaign No." or "Recall No." in addition to the NHTSA campaign number.

What to do if a recall is found

If a recall affects your Fusion, contact a Ford dealer to schedule a free repair. Recalls are generally performed at no cost to the owner, and you may receive an appointment reminder if the vehicle is eligible.

Summary

In short, the Ford Fusion power steering recall does not have a single universal number. To identify the exact campaign number for your vehicle, use your VIN to check the NHTSA recall database and Ford's official recall notices, then follow the dealer instructions for repair.

What is the recall on the Ford power steering control module?

The NHTSA requires the manufacturers to recall vehicles due to defects in designs that can affect driver safety. The problem in Ford's steering is rooted in: Electrical Short Circuits: Power steering control modules fail when the wiring is defective, causing a sudden loss of steering assistance.

What is the Ford recall 24s76?

REASON FOR THIS SAFTEY RECALL
In some of the affected vehicles, the nut on the ball joint which secures the front upper control arm to the knuckle assembly may be loose or missing. This can result in separation of the front upper control arm from the front knuckle assembly.

Is there a recall on Ford Fusion power steering?

There have been multiple Ford Fusion power steering recalls, with the most prominent being a 2015 recall for vehicles from model years 2011–2013 due to an electrical issue that could cause a loss of power assist. Another recall from 2019 targeted certain 2014 Ford Fusions and Lincoln MKZs for a potential steering gear motor bolt corrosion issue, which could also lead to a loss of power steering. To check if your specific vehicle is affected, you can use the VIN lookup tool on the Ford website or check the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website. 
Key recalls and what to do
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• 2015 Recall (NHTSA Campaign ID: 15V340000): For model year 2011-2013 Ford Fusion vehicles, this recall addressed an intermittent electrical connection that could lead to the loss of power steering assist. 
  • Solution: Dealers will either update the power steering control module software or replace the steering gear, depending on the individual vehicle's problem. 
• 2019 Recall (NHTSA Campaign ID: 19V632000): For certain model year 2014 Ford Fusions, a recall addressed the potential for steering gear motor bolts to corrode and detach, resulting in a loss of power steering. 
  • Solution: Dealers will apply sealer and replace the steering gear motor bolts as needed. 

How to check for your vehicle

• Use the Ford support page and enter your vehicle's VIN to see all open recalls for your specific car. 
• You can also check the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website. 

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

You can check for Ford Fusion recalls using your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the Ford website, the Ford app, or the NHTSA website. The VIN can be found on the driver's side of the dashboard, on your registration, or on your insurance documents. You can also check your mail for a notification from Ford.
 
How to check for recalls

• Ford Website:
  • Go to the Ford Recall page. 
  • Enter your 17-digit VIN to see if your specific vehicle is affected. 
• Ford App:
  • Open the FordPass app. 
  • Go to the "Service" dashboard and select the "Recall" tile. This tile will only appear if your vehicle has an active recall. 
• NHTSA Website:
  • Visit NHTSA.gov/Recalls. 
  • Enter your VIN to search the national database for any safety recalls. 
• By Mail:
  • Ford will send a notification letter to the vehicle's registered owner if their vehicle is part of a recall. 

What to do if there is an open recall

• If your vehicle has an open recall, contact a Ford dealership to schedule a free repair.
• The repair will be performed at no cost to you.
• It's important to get recalls fixed, as they address safety-related issues.