Another Recall for Some 2021-2022 Ford Bronco
The road is still bumpy for the Ford Bronco. The SUV is well into its second year on the market, in which time it has already been recalled for all sorts of problems . Now Ford has announced another campaign, this time to fix a problem with the multimedia system that equips it, specifically in relation to the rearview camera.
Except that in the case of the Bronco, it comes on top of several previous recalls. This is model begging to be left alone. There’s good news in that not all variants are targeted. The recall impacts those 2021 and 2022 models equipped with the 8-inch screen. The issue is that the power to the rearview camera could be cut off, so that the image is not displayed. This, of course, goes against federal rules, both U.S.
“The solution is a software update to the SYNC module that properly configures the system for vehicle operation in 4L mode,” says the report sent by Ford to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , the equivalent of Transport Canada.
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