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Vehicle Recalls Include Ford, GM, Land Rover and RV Models

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A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall notice lists 17 recalls affecting passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, recreational vehicles, buses and equipment. Reported problems include lighting failures, air bag components, reduced braking performance and parts that may detach.

The recalls include:

  • Ford, recall 26V606: Exterior lighting may fail on certain 2025–2027 Expedition vehicles and 2026 F-250 SD, F-350 SD, F-450 SD and F-550 SD trucks.
  • Forest River, recall 26V609: The bunk ladder may come loose on certain 2026–2027 Dynamax Isata recreational vehicles.
  • Forest River, recall 26V610: A misaligned bunk mat may be unsupported on certain 2026–2027 Dynamax Isata recreational vehicles.
  • General Motors, recall 26V611: An air bag inflator endcap may detach on certain 2016–2017 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 trucks, along with 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 and 3500 and GMC Sierra 2500 and 3500 trucks.
  • General Motors, recall 26V612: The window automatic reversal system may malfunction on certain 2025–2027 Cadillac Optiq vehicles.
  • Jaguar Land Rover, recall 26V613: The rear subframe may crack on certain 2024–2026 Range Rover Sport vehicles.
  • Jaguar Land Rover, recall 26V615: A seat belt may be improperly stitched on certain 2024 Land Rover Defender vehicles.
  • Grand Design RV, recall 26V616: The solar controller may select an incorrect voltage output on certain 2024–2027 Reflection recreational vehicles.
  • Altec Industries, recall 26V617: The boom stow auto-neutral system may be improperly wired on certain 2021–2026 Digger Derrick and 2023–2025 TA Series Aerial Device equipment.
  • Volvo Trucks, recall 26V619: A software calculation error may reduce braking performance on certain 2025–2027 VNL (4) and 2026–2027 VNR (4) trucks.
  • Mack Trucks, recall 26V620: A software calculation error may reduce braking performance on certain 2026–2027 Anthem AN (4) and Pioneer PR (4) trucks.
  • Nova Bus, recall 26V624: The bike rack may detach on certain 2022–2023 LFS buses.
  • Rivian, recall 26V625: An improperly tightened high-voltage fastener may cause a loss of drive power on certain 2027 R2 vehicles.
  • Starcraft RV, recall 26V626: The fresh water tank may detach on certain 2022–2024 Super Lite Maxx travel trailers.
  • Highland Ridge RV, recall 26V627: The fresh water tank may detach on certain 2022–2024 Range Lite Air travel trailers.
  • Grech Motors, recall 26V628: A printed circuit board may overheat on certain 2027 Strada and Terreno vehicles and 2026–2027 Turismo vehicles.
  • Mack Trucks, recall 26V631: Intake and grille bezels may detach on certain 2026–2027 Anthem AN (4) and 2025–2027 Pioneer PR (4) trucks.

Owners can enter their license plate or vehicle identification number in NHTSA’s recall lookup tool to check for an unrepaired recall. Owners of affected vehicles should contact their dealership to arrange a free recall repair.

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