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Safety recall

Engineer9860
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Explorer
https://media.ford.com/
In Memoriam: Liberty Belle
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jus2shy
Explorer
Explorer
I read the brake cylinder recall somewhere else. It sounds like they're supposed to do an inspection first and then determine if brake fluid is making it into the vacuum/booster reservoir. The vast majority probably won't have the master cylinder assembly replaced.
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Fordlover
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Explorer
That's a lot of trucks, and it sounds like 9 instances of failure reported to date.

No accidents reported, but one injury? How did that happen, someone break an ankle from stomping on the brake pedal too hard? I'd think it'd take a while to replace 270,000 master cylinders, and might take a while to get the parts inventory as well.
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45Ricochet
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Explorer
That's a bunch of trucks with possible bad brakes.

Another link
2015 Tiffin Phaeton Cummins ISL, Allison 3000, 45K GCWR
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06 Ram 3500 CC LB Laramie 4x4 Dually 5.9 Cummins Smarty Jr 48RE Jacobs brake
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fla-gypsy
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Explorer
Well bless your heart
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