2025 FORD F-150 Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2025 Ford F-150 has 15 recalls, the most serious being a cluster of drivetrain and steering defects that can cause engine stalls, sudden loss of drive power, unexpected vehicle movement, or complete loss of steering control. Several recalls address steering concerns: a bolt securing the lower steering shaft to the steering gear may not have been properly tightened, and separately, the lower intermediate shaft fasteners may be loose or detached entirely, either of which can leave the driver unable to steer. On the drivetrain side, a coolant hose contacting the engine wire harness can cause the engine to stall, an issue that affects certain 2.7L-equipped trucks in particular. Full hybrid models have their own concern, where a wrong fuse in the high-voltage battery junction box can blow and cut drive power without warning. Trucks equipped with the Trailer Tow Max Duty package and a heavy-duty rear axle may also develop fatigue cracks in the hub bolts, which can damage the axle splines and cause either a rollaway in park or a sudden loss of drive power. A transmission valve body defect can cause reverse gear to fail or produce unexpected forward movement when the shifter is in reverse or neutral. On the braking side, the electronic brake booster can malfunction while driving or while driver assistance features are active, requiring noticeably more pedal force and extending stopping distance. The instrument panel cluster may also fail to display at startup, leaving the driver without speed readouts or warning lights. Hybrid models with the 3.5L powertrain have a separate concern where the