2018 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2018 Lincoln Navigator has 9 recalls, the most serious being seatbelt pretensioners that can fire without a crash or fail to work properly in one, raising the risk of injury to the driver or front passenger. A separate pretensioner issue can cause the belt to lock up and prevent it from retracting or extending, which means it may not hold an occupant correctly in a crash. On the drivetrain side, a missing roll pin in the 10-speed automatic transmission can cause the vehicle to roll away after parking even with the shift lever showing "Park," unless the parking brake is set. Vehicles with the 3.5L V6 engine also have a fuel pump weld that can fracture and leak oil or fuel, creating a fire risk near an ignition source. The remaining recalls concern visibility. Vehicles equipped with the 360-degree camera can experience a software fault that prevents the rearview image from appearing on the display screen while backing up, and prior repair attempts on some vehicles did not fully resolve the issue. The second-row power window control modules can also stop mid-movement and fail to automatically reverse if they detect an obstruction like a finger in the window opening.