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Fuel Pump Defect Affects 850,000 Vehicles

Ford recalls 850,000 vehicles over faulty fuel pumps

Ford Motor Co, has recalled 850,000 trucks, SUVs and cars due to issues with the vehicles' fuel pumps, including the popular F-150 pickup and the S550 Mustang, the company announced.

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Ford recalls 850,000 vehicles over fuel-pump concerns

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Ford fuel pump recall: Drivers should watch for warning signs

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Ford recalls more than 850,000 vehicles to fix fuel pump

Ford Motor Co. is recalling 850,318 vehicles across the United States to fix a potentially defective fuel pump that could cause engines to stall unexpectedly, raising the risk of a crash, federal regu...

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Recall alert: 850k Fords, Lincolns recalled over fuel pump problem

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Ford recalls more than 850K vehicles over fuel pump troubles

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Used Ford Utility Police Interceptor for sale near - Cars.com

Shop Ford Utility Police Interceptor vehicles in Los Angeles, CA for sale at Cars.com. Research, compare, and save listings, or contact sellers directly from 225 Utility Police Interceptor models ...

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Nearly 1 million Fords recalled for losing power while driving

Ford is recalling 850,318 U.S. vehicles and another 107,534 in Canada due to a fuel pump that could fail Perhaps the worst part? There is no remedy available for this problem yet

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2025 Ford Explorer Platinum is a Passenger Moving Gem

When the thought of people moving or the need to move a lot of stuff comes to mind, the consumer market tends to flock towards vehicles that can handle the capacity, but don’t break the

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Ford Ranger PHEV review: The best-selling pick-up goes plug-in hybrid

Ford adds plug-in hybrid power to the popular Ranger line-up. Impressive torque and towing remain, now with lower running costs and less emissions

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Ford Pulls Back Its Electric Vehicle Push - The New York Times

Last month, Ford reported that its electric vehicle division had lost $2.5 billion in the first half of the year before certain expenses were taken into account. The company overall made $3.2 billion.