1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1992 Ford Crown Victoria has 7 recalls, the most serious being a fire risk from an unused power seat wiring connector that saltwater can soak, heat up, and ignite, releasing fumes into the cabin. Two of these recalls apply only to Police Interceptor and taxi versions of the vehicle. On those units, the hood latch striker can wear or detach, causing the hood to fly open without warning and block the driver's view. Police Interceptor vehicles also have a fuel tank vulnerability in high-speed rear collisions where the tank can be punctured and catch fire; the remedy adds protective shielding around the tank. There is also an electrical concern affecting some vehicles where the instrument panel wiring does not trigger the anti-lock brake warning light when the system malfunctions, leaving the driver unaware of a brake system fault. The remaining recall involves hydraulic brake lines and fittings, though detailed defect information is not available for that filing.