Saudi ministry recalls 3,680 Ford vehicles over engine fire risk
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce has recalled 3,680 Ford Bronco and Bronco Raptor vehicles (2021–2026) due to a wiring defect that could cause engine fires.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The Ministry of Commerce has recalled 3,680 Ford vehicles, including the Bronco and Bronco Raptor models from model years 2021 to 2026. The issue stems from a problem with wiring harness protection inside the engine compartment, which can cause wiring damage, an electrical short circuit, and potentially lead to fires, posing a risk of injury or accidents.
Owners of affected vehicles are encouraged to contact local authorized dealers promptly. Two dealers, Al Jazirah Vehicles Agencies Company and Mohammed Y. Naghi Company, are managing the recall and will perform the repairs at no cost. To check if your vehicle is included, owners can input the vehicle identification number on the Recalls.sa website, a platform managed by the Ministry of Commerce to enhance consumer protection.
This recall underscores Saudi Arabia's growing consumer protection infrastructure, reflecting the country's commitment to market maturity and reliable safety standards.
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