2014 FORD F-150 Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2014 Ford F-150 has 10 recalls, the most serious being two separate loss-of-control risks: a faulty electric power steering sensor that can cause total steering failure while driving, and a transmission that can unexpectedly drop into first gear at any speed. The brake system accounts for several recalls, all affecting trucks with 3.5L engines. The brake master cylinder can leak fluid into the brake booster, which drains the front brake circuit and either severely reduces front braking or eliminates it entirely, requiring much longer distances to stop. On the safety equipment side, certain trucks built in spring 2014 have a reduced clearance between the seat frame and track assembly that interferes with the passenger seat sensor, which can cause the front passenger airbag to suppress incorrectly in a crash. There is also a brake light concern: an improperly adjusted brake pedal position switch can cause the brake lights to illuminate late or not at all, leaving drivers behind with no warning that the truck is slowing down.