Ford has already recorded five warranty claims related to a brake fluid warning light that won't go off
Ford recalled 10 Mustangs because a brake fluid warning light in the cluster won't turn off. The fix related to a software update to the body control module. The automaker has already recorded at least five warranty claims related to the problem. The imagery of a car lighting up like a Christmas tree evokes a sour stomach in some. Imagine how a few new Ford Mustang owners must feel though.
As such, it's recalling the ten cars in question here for a software update. More: Ford Blames The Machines For F-150 Windshields That Might Fall Off Evidently, these Mustangs have an incorrect body control module software update that causes the brake malfunction light to come on and stay on. While this might sound like a very strange reason to recall a car just consider this, countless people drive around every day with a check engine light on.
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