Ford Recalls Over 312K Vehicles Amid Brake Assist Risk

August 2, 2025 • 1 minute read.

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What You Need to Know About the Ford Recalls

Ford Motor Company has issued a major vehicle safety recall affecting 312,120 units of its 2025 lineup due to a potential loss of power brake assist—an issue that can increase stopping distances and crash risk.

  • The recall is officially identified as Ford Recall 25S77 and the NHTSA campaign number 25V488000.
  • Owners will receive notification letters beginning August 25, 2025, with instructions for a free software update.

Why the Recall Matters

When the Electronic Brake Booster (EBB) module experiences a rare voltage disturbance, it can:

  • Disable power brake assist while driving or when ADAS features are active.
  • Trigger unexpected ABS or traction-control warnings on the digital display.
  • Extend stopping distances, raising collision risk.

Affected Models

The recall covers these 2025 models:

  • Ford F-150 (Pickup)
  • Ford Bronco (SUV)
  • Ford Expedition (SUV)
  • Ford Ranger (Pickup)
  • Lincoln Navigator (SUV)

What to Do If You Own a Recalled Ford Vehicle

  1. Check Your VIN: Visit Ford’s recall lookup page or use the FordPass® app.
  2. Schedule Your Update: Ford will deliver an over-the-air software patch or you can visit any authorized Ford dealer—both free of charge.
  3. Stay Informed: Watch for your mailed notice starting August 25, 2025, and monitor dashboard warnings closely.

Find out now if your vehicle is affected—contact your local dealer or visit Ford’s recall site!

Why Routine Brake Inspections Matter

Even if your vehicle isn’t part of this recall, regular brake inspections can:

  • Catch wear on pads, rotors, and lines before issues arise.
  • Ensure ABS and traction-control systems work reliably.
  • Maintain optimal stopping performance in emergencies.

Ready to Protect Your Ride?

Don’t wait—this Ford brake recall is about your safety and peace of mind. Contact your nearest Ford dealership today to schedule your free brake-assist software update or inspection.

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