Saudi Arabia recalls 1,355 Ford and Lincoln vehicles over wiper defect
The Ministry of Commerce identified a fault in front windshield wiper arms across four models from 2021 to 2023.
At a glance
- 1,355 Ford and Lincoln vehicles recalled for windshield wiper arm defect
- Four models affected: Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-600
- Defect could cause wiper malfunction or detachment, reducing visibility while driving
- Free repairs available through two authorised service providers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce has initiated a recall of 1,355 Ford and Lincoln vehicles due to a defect in front windshield wiper arm installation. The affected models are the Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, Ford Super Duty F-250 and Ford Super Duty F-600, all from model years 2021 to 2023.
According to the ministry, the faulty wiper arms could malfunction or detach during driving, potentially reducing visibility and raising accident risk. Vehicle owners can verify whether their cars are included in the recall via Recalls.sa. Repairs will be provided free of charge through Al Jazirah Vehicles Agencies Company or Mohammed Yousuf Naghi Company.
Why it matters
Vehicle safety recalls protect drivers from potential accidents caused by equipment failure. The defect affects visibility, a critical factor in road safety.
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