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Ford Recalls 250K SUVs Over Software Glitch

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Ford Recalls 254,640 SUVs Due to Software Glitch: Rearview Camera and Safety Features at Risk

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Ford Recalls 250K SUVs Over Software Glitch

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Ford has recalled 254,640 SUVs over a software glitch that could knock out the rear view camera and keen, safety features. The issue stems from the image processing module unexpectedly resetting, which might disable things like pre-collision assist, lane keeping aid, and blind spot monitoring. This affects specific models including 2022 through 2025. Lincoln Navigators, 2024, and 2. 1025 Lincoln Nautilus Vehicles, plus 2025 Lincoln Aviators, and Explorers. Drivers could face real risks without that rear view image, especially when backing up and losing those driver aids, heightened crash chances on the burson road. No accidents have been reported yet, but safety experts stress checking your vehicle promptly. Drivers can get a free software update at a dealership or via over-the-air for compatible

models. The recall is number 26S21, and you can search your van on the NHTSA website starting March 25th. Keep an eye on notifications from Ford, and if your SUV is in this group, schedule that fix soon to stay safe behind the wheel. That's your update from Dallas News Today, powered by AI.

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