How many recalls does the 1990 Lincoln Continental have?

The 1990 Lincoln Continental has 4 recalls on record from Transport Canada and NHTSA.

What is the most recent recall for the 1990 Lincoln Continental?

The most recent recall was issued on December 16, 1998 and relates to the structure:frame and members system.

Are there any high-risk recalls for the 1990 Lincoln Continental?

Yes, there are 3 high-risk recalls for the 1990 Lincoln Continental involving serious safety concerns.

Is the 1990 Lincoln Continental affected by any Canadian recalls?

There are currently no Transport Canada recalls on record for the 1990 Lincoln Continental.

1990 Lincoln Continental Recalls

The 1990 Lincoln Continental has 4 recalls, the most serious involving rear subframe corrosion that can cause both rear corners of the vehicle to drop suddenly, making the steering extremely difficult to control and raising the risk of a crash.

The front seatbelt buckles on these vehicles can fail to latch or unlatch properly, meaning an occupant may not be fully secured in a crash. Note that recalls 2 and 3 both address this buckle concern, with one campaign offering an extended warranty covering buckle repairs for 12 years and unlimited mileage. On the braking side, the front disc brake rotors can corrode severely in regions where road salt is common, and a badly corroded rotor can fracture near its inner edge, causing reduced stopping power, a noticeably heavier brake pedal, and loud grinding. The subframe corrosion recall is scoped to vehicles sold or registered in states with harsher winter climates where road salt is heavily used.

1990 Lincoln Continental

1990 Lincoln Continental Recalls

All 4 Recalls

Other Lincoln Continental Years

Other Lincoln Models