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DEARBORN, Mich. – Ford Motor Company has issued a technical service bulletin (TSB) advising dealers on how to address brake vibration issues of the 2021 Mustang Mach-E electric sport utility vehicle.
According to Ford’s TSB 21-2206 issued last month, the vibration and shudder is caused by front brake pad material bonding to the brake rotors.
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There is a two-step fix outlined in the TSB:
- The TSB first indicates the authorized-dealer’s technician should resurface the rotors within the minimum thickness specification for the part
- If that is not possible, the next step is to replace the brake pads (new ones will not have a “V” channel in the middle of the pads) and the brake caliper bolts
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The repairs will be at no cost to the customer because the vehicle is within the warranty period.
