
Mack Recalls 628 Granite Trucks for Brake Issue
Mack Trucks recalls 628 Granite trucks from 2009-2015 due to incorrect brake chambers causing potential overheating. Dealers will inspect and replace affected components free of charge.

Mack Trucks recalls 628 Granite trucks from 2009-2015 due to incorrect brake chambers causing potential overheating. Dealers will inspect and replace affected components free of charge.

Honda is recalling over 70,000 Acura ILX vehicles due to master cylinder seal defects caused by plasticizer contamination. Dealers will replace the component to restore proper braking performance and safety.

FCA US is recalling 5,974 Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale PHEVs due to a risk of brake pedal collapse. Dealers will reinforce the pedal assembly to prevent braking loss.

International Motors is recalling 678 heavy-duty trucks due to a Bendix ECU software defect. Electrical interference can disable critical safety systems like ABS and ESC. A software update will resolve the issue.

Ford is recalling 679 model-year 2025 vehicles, including the F-150 and Lincoln Navigator, due to a manufacturing flaw in the electronic brake booster that causes loss of power brake assist.

Ducati recalls over 1,000 Panigale V2 and Streetfighter V2 motorcycles due to reversed ABS fuses. The assembly error may cause the ABS pump fuse to blow, increasing crash risks.

Motorcar Parts of America is recalling 440 aftermarket brake calipers for Ford E-450 vehicles due to fracture risks caused by insufficient wall thickness. Dealers will inspect and replace affected units.

Hyundai recalls 483 Genesis G90 vehicles due to radar interference from silver paint causing unintended braking. Dealers will replace the front bumper beam to correct the safety defect.

General Motors recalls 891 Silverado Medium Duty trucks for brake jumper wire harness defects that can disable backup brake assist systems, requiring re-repair of vehicles previously serviced under recall 25V390.

Autocar is recalling 239 model year 2025–2026 ACX (Xpeditor) trucks to fix a software issue that disables the Automatic Emergency Braking System during turns, increasing crash risk.

NHTSA closed its probe into Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX rear brake hose failures after Ford recalled nearly 500,000 vehicles for sudden brake loss linked to hose ruptures.

NHTSA is investigating 2019–2020 Acura ILX vehicles after reports of sudden braking force loss, prompting a Preliminary Evaluation to determine potential safety risks and system design failures.

NHTSA has escalated its investigation into Daimler Trucks’ AEB systems following hundreds of reports of false braking events, including 24 crashes and one fatality, involving 2017–2022 Freightliner and Western Star trucks.

Ford recalls 13,451 model year 2020 Escape vehicles for potential brake performance issues that may extend stopping distance, expanding its prior 2021 recall to meet FMVSS 135 compliance.

Daimler Trucks North America recalls 380 vehicles for loose brake caliper mounting bolts, risking crashes. Remedy under development; free repairs available.

Ford recalls 499,129 Edge and MKX vehicles for rear brake hose ruptures that may cause fluid leaks and increased stopping distances, raising crash risks; remedy under development with free repairs.

Aston Martin recalls 178 units of 2025 Vanquish vehicles due to vacuum pump failure causing reduced brake assist and increased crash risk; free ESP software update provided to owners.

Chrysler recalls 2,885 2026 RAM vehicles for incorrect brake warning lights displaying ISO symbols instead of "BRAKE," risking crashes; free IPC replacements planned for owners.

International Motors recalls 21,317 vehicles for defective brake pressure switches, risking fires. Affected models include IC Bus and International vehicles from 2015-2024. Owners should park outdoors.

Bendix recalls 1,672 brake chambers due to air leaks that may cause parking brakes to drag, overheat, and risk fire; free replacements available for affected parts.