A faulty low-pressure fuel pump could cause engines to stall while driving, raising crash risks for hundreds of thousands of Ford units.

Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford has issue 89 recalls with the NHTSA so far this year, impacting more than 5 million vehicles, according to the federal agency's recall records. The latest fuel pump-related recall follows a similar recall in January, involving 295,449 diesel-engine trucks with high-pressure fuel pumps.

Ford is recalling 850,318 cars because of a low-pressure fuel pump failure problem that can cause the engine to stall while driving, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wrote in a recall notice.