Ford calls recall of Bronco Sport, Maverick, F-150 and Mustang for sensor failure

Ford announced on Tuesday (2) a recall for Bronco Sport, Maverick, F-150 and Mustang for failure of the engine’s intake air temperature sensor. The call reaches units produced between the end of 2023 and the beginning of 2025, and the service begins on June 11.

The intake air temperature sensor informs the electronic center how hot the air entering the engine is, essential data for calculating the air-fuel mixture. According to the automaker, the defect can prevent the diagnostic system from reading correctly, and the dashboard warning light may not come on in the face of changes in pollutant gas emission levels – leaving the driver without warning of the problem.

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The solution is the free update of the engine control module, a process that takes about 30 minutes – time that may vary according to the demand of the concessionaire. Ford did not report the total number of vehicles affected in Brazil.

Check out the list of chassis involved, separated by model and year:

• Bronco Sport 2025: SRE31742 to SRE34899 (production from February 7 to 13, 2025)
• Maverick 2025: SRA19045 to SRA40265 (January 22 – February 10, 2025)
• F-150 2024: RFA00319 to RFC18688 (November 29, 2023 to November 2, 2024)
• F-150 2025: 1FTFW4L53SFA48597 (February 6, 2025)
• Mustang 2024: R5412950 to R5434492 (December 22, 2023 to September 4, 2024)
• 2025 Mustang: 1FATP8CF9S5405308 (February 19, 2025)

Owners can check if the vehicle is included through the Ford website or app, through the Ford Service Center (CAF), at 0800 703 3673, or at a Ford dealership.

The automaker asks customers to respond to the call as soon as possible to ensure correct vehicle monitoring.