Ford remembers more than 130,000 SUV

Ford Motor Company The U.S. Safety Administration in the United States said on Tuesday that more than 130,000 SUVs for Linkon Avenue in the United States due to the risk of separating parts while driving.

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The summons, which affects 132,914 Lincoln pilot models Between 2020 and 2025, due to the insufficient adhesive bond of C-Pillar and the rear doors window. This may lead to separation from affected vehicles and can “increase the risk of infection”, according to a report issued by NHTSA.

“The ingredients may be separated due to insufficient application pressure for the components during assembly in the supplier facility that leads to insufficient retaining adhesive materials,” as shown in the report.

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NHTSA noticed that about 3.2 % of the retrieval vehicles may have a defect.

Those affected by the summons can bring their cars to an agency that will repair or replace the defective parts for free. Messages from Lincoln Aviator will be sent by mail by notifying them of safety risks by the end of next month, as shown in the report.

This announcement comes days after reporting a separate Ford call by NHTSA. the The auto industry company also calls More than 197,000 Mach E SUVs, between 2021 and 2025, due to the increased risk of passengers in the back seat, NHTSA.

Earlier this year, Ford also recalled nearly 400,000 trucks, four -wheel drive vehicles and other vehicles for various reasons. Last week, Honda announced that it remembers about 259,000 Honda and Acura vehicles due to the brake pedal that can “turn out of the situation.”

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Ford Motor did not immediately respond to the Fox Business request for comment.