What is the number for the Ford wiper recall?

There isn’t a single universal Ford wiper recall number. Recall numbers are assigned to specific campaigns tied to a model year, exact vehicle, and the defect. To identify the correct number for your vehicle, check official recall listings using your VIN.

How recall numbers are assigned and why they vary

In the realm of vehicle safety, recall campaigns are issued with unique identifiers. For Ford wiper issues, the number you see depends on the model year, the exact defect, and which campaign applies to your specific vehicle. That means different Ford models or years that experience similar wiper problems can have distinct recall numbers.

Where to find the exact Ford wiper recall number for your vehicle

To locate the precise recall number for your car, start with your VIN and use official search tools. The following steps are standard practice for identifying the correct campaign.

• Check the VIN on your Ford’s dashboard or door jamb to identify the exact vehicle, then use the NHTSA VIN search to see active recalls for that VIN. The results will display the recall campaign numbers associated with the issue.


• Visit Ford’s official recall center and enter your VIN to view the applicable recall campaign numbers, descriptions, and repair instructions.


• Review any recall notification letters from Ford. These letters include the exact campaign number and the recommended dealer actions.


• If you’re unsure, contact a Ford dealership or Ford customer service with your VIN; representatives can confirm the recall number and scheduling options for the required repair.

Using these official sources ensures you have the correct recall number tied to your vehicle’s unique identification and the specific wiper issue.

Verifying recall status and taking action

Once you have the recall number, confirm your vehicle is eligible for a free repair and schedule service promptly. Wiper-related recalls can affect visibility, especially in adverse weather, so timely action is advised.

• Regularly check the status if you’re waiting on a notice; recall status can change as fixes are released or parts become available.


• Keep a copy of the recall number and your VIN in your vehicle records for future reference or when visiting the dealer.


• If a service visit identifies the recall, ensure the remedy performed is logged under the campaign to avoid future disputes.

In short, the exact recall number is not universal; it’s tied to the specific campaign associated with your VIN. Always verify through official channels before arranging repairs.

Summary

For Ford wiper recalls, there isn’t a single, universal number. The correct recall ID depends on your vehicle’s VIN and the applicable campaign. Use the NHTSA recall database and Ford’s official Recall Center to identify the exact number, then work with a dealer to receive the approved, no-cost repair if your vehicle is affected. Staying informed through official sources is the best way to obtain the right recall number and the appropriate fix.

Is there a recall on Ford windshield wipers?

Ford wiper motor recall overview:
Ford Motor Company Is recalling more than 37,000 vehicles over concerns they contain a defective windshield wiper motor. The recall involves model year 2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E and Ford Bronco Sport vehicles and model year 2023-2024 Ford Maverick vehicles.

What is the recall number for the F-150 wiper arms?

Recall Reference Number: 23S10
Building vehicles that you love to drive and that you can count on every day is our job, which is why we want to make you aware of a safety issue affecting some F-150® models. Certain 2021 F-150 trucks equipped with the smart wiper motor may experience inoperable or detached wiper arms.

How do I check if my Ford is recalled?

The Ford App

1. Open the Ford app.
2. Tap the Tool icon to go to the Service dashboard.
3. Select the Recall tile. Note: This tile will only appear if there is an active recall on your vehicle.

What is the recall number 24S55?

Recall 24S55 is a safety recall by Ford for certain 2021–2022 Bronco, Edge, Explorer, F-150, Lincoln Aviator, and Nautilus vehicles equipped with 2.7L or 3.0L Nano EcoBoost engines. The recall is for engine intake valves that may crack and break, leading to a loss of motive power and a potential crash risk. The remedy is a dealer inspection to check the cumulative engine cycles; if the vehicle hasn't reached the threshold, the dealer will perform a service to accumulate more engine cycles at high RPMs.
 
Affected vehicles

• 2021-2022 Ford Bronco, Edge, Explorer, and F-150: with 2.7L or 3.0L Nano EcoBoost engines. 
• 2021-2022 Lincoln Aviator and Nautilus: with 2.7L or 3.0L Nano EcoBoost engines. 

The problem

• Some engine intake valves may crack and break due to a weakness in their construction.
• This can result in a loss of engine power and a higher risk of a crash. 

The remedy

• Inspection: A Ford or Lincoln dealer will inspect the vehicle to check the cumulative number of engine cycles. 
• High-RPM service: For vehicles that have not reached the engine-cycle threshold, the dealer will perform a service to accumulate more engine cycles at high RPMs. 
• Engine replacement: If a vehicle has already reached the threshold or failed the inspection, the engine may need to be replaced. 
• This service is performed free of charge for the owner. 

How to check if your vehicle is affected

• You can check the recall status and if your vehicle is included by entering your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the Ford website or the NHTSA website. 
• You should also receive a recall notice in the mail from Ford.