Ford has issued two separate recalls for the
2015-2017 Shelby GT350/R Mustang and
2010-2012 Escape, both of which pose a fire
risk in certain circumstances. Meanwhile,
Subaru is recalling more than 100,000 vehicles
in the U.S., also due to an issue that can lead
to fires.
2015-2017 Ford Shelby GT350/R
Mustang
The Problem: Engine oil cooler tube assemblies
on certain GT350 models may have insufficient
crimps on the hose, which could lead to a hose
separation and an oil leak. If an oil leak occurs,
drivers run the risk of engine failure, or in
certain circumstances, fires. Ford says it isn’t
aware of any fires, accidents, or injuries related
to this problem.
The Fix: Ford will replace the engine oil cooler
tube assembly.

Number of Vehicles Potentially Affected: Ford
says there are approximately 6,523 vehicles in
the U.S. affected by the issue, as well as other
vehicles in Canada, Mexico, and federalized
territories. The affected vehicles, including
2015-2017 Ford Shelby GT350 and GT350R
models, were built at the Flat Rock Assembly
plant between February 24, 2015 and August 30,
2016.

2010-2012 Ford Escape,
2010-2011 Mercury Mariner

The Problem: Fuel leaks may occur on certain
Ford Escape and Mercury Mariner vehicles
equipped with 3.0-liter engines. A faulty fuel
supply port can crack, causing fuel leaks and
possibly fires. No accidents or injuries have
been reported, Ford says.
The Fix: Ford will replace the fuel delivery
module flange assembly.
Number of Vehicles Potentially Affected: The
problem affects 411,663 vehicles, including
329,018 vehicles in the U.S. The models include
2010-2012 Ford Escape vehicles built between
February 26, 2009 and April 29, 2012, as well as
2010-2011 Mercury Mariner models built from
February 25, 2009 to December 12, 2010. All of
these vehicles were built at the Kansas City
assembly plant and are equipped with 3.0-liter
engines.

Late-model Subaru Forester,
Impreza, Legacy, Outback

The Problem: On certain models equipped with
turbocharged engines, the relay that controls
the secondary air injection pump may fail. If
this happens, the pump will operate
continuously to the point that it will overheat.
Thus, the pump could melt and a fire could
start.
The Fix: Subaru will replace the secondary air
injection pump relay.
Number of Vehicles Potentially Affected: The
recall affects around 100,127 vehicles, including
the 2007-2009 Legacy and Outback, 2008-2014
Impreza, and 2009-2013 Forester. All of the
affected models are equipped with turbocharged
engines.
Source: Ford, NHTSA

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