Ford recalls 312K trucks fearing brake failure: See if your car is at risk

: Aug 02, 2025 10:03 am The National Highway Traffic Safety Adminration said the Electronic Brake Booster module may lose power when driving, increasing crash risks. Automobile manufacturer Ford is recalling 312,000 vehicles over an issue with the power brake ass, as per National Highway Traffic Safety Adminration (NHTSA). Around 312,120 Ford vehicles have been affected. Image for representation(Unsplash) The auto regulator has noted that the problem lies with the Electronic Brake Booster (EBB) module, which may lose power when someone is driving. This would extend stopping dances and increase the risk of a crash. In case the module malfunctions when the Advanced Driver Assance Systems features are on, it could also result in the vehicle not braking as expected, increasing crash risks as well. Advanced Driver Assance Systems features are smart safety features to help drivers avoid accidents. How to fix the issueAs per the NHTSA, the issue can be fixed updating the software over-the-air, or a dealer. These would both be free of charge. How to check if your car has been impactedAround 312,120 vehicles have been affected, including Ford’s 2025 Lincoln Navigator, F-150, Expedition, Bronco and Ranger vehicles. Notably, owners are expected to get letters notifying them of the issue August 25. If they don’t get one, they can always check with Ford’s customer service if their vehicle has been impacted too. The Navigator is a Large Luxury SUV that can seat up to eight people. Ford says it is designed “with thoughtful technology” to place the driver at the center of it all. The Ford F-150 is the much-loved pickup truck and the company states “From the vocational truck that works as hard as you, to a mighty weekend warrior to help you break free from the daily grind.” The Bronco is described as a ‘rugged and versatile’ vehicle that can be used to ‘conquer any terrain’. Finally, the Ranger is a compact or mid-size pickup that offers a powerful engine and good ground clearance. News / Trending / US / Ford recalls 312K trucks fearing brake failure: See if your car is at risk See Less