The main issue affects 123,611 units of the F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator models produced between 2017 and 2018, which may have a brake master cylinder leak. This could allow fluid to ...

On certain vehicles, brake fluid could leak from the brake master cylinder and end up in the brake booster system. A reduction in braking capacity could result. Obviously, a vehicle that loses ...

Ford Motor Company recalled certain 2017to 2018 Ford F-150, Ford Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator vehicles as they may have a brake master cylinder that allows brake fluid to leak. Need a break?

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One of the recalls could affect over 120,000 vehicles nationwide due to an issue with the brake master cylinder, per the company. Another safety recall notice, affecting more than 24,000 vehicles ...

One of the recalls could affect over 120,000 vehicles nationwide due to an issue with the brake master cylinder, per the company. Another safety recall notice, affecting more than 24,000 vehicles ...

"In some of the affected vehicles, the brake master cylinder may allow brakefluid to leak from the brake master cylinder front wheel circuit into the brakebooster," the recall report says.

The brake master cylinder in these trucks found that contamination of the brake fluid could “interfere with rear cup seal function or, to a lesser extent, rolling of the rearmost cup seal in the ...

Over 123,000 of these full-size vehicles are being recalled for a potentially faulty brake master cylinder, which is behind the leakage issue. As with the Lincoln, the recall affects 2017–'18 F ...

and Lincoln Navigator vehicles from 2017–2018 due to a brake master cylinder defect that may cause brake fluid leakage, potentially reducing braking performance and increasing crash risk.

This system uses the pressurized air from the compressor to pull the old brake fluid out, attaching to the bleeder screws at the brakes instead of connecting to the master cylinder and requiring a ...

If you let your brake pads wear so thin that the brake fluid level drops too low in the master cylinder reservoir where you fill the system with fluid, this can introduce some bubbles into the ...