Ford, Lincoln recall about 170,000 cars over rear-view camera issue

Ford and Lincoln have issued a recall that applies to 170,000 units of the Bronco, Transit, Navigator, and Aviator to fix a faulty rear-view camera.

The recall includes the Transit, Bronco, and NavigatorFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands front three quarter lowFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands front lowFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands rear profileFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands 35 inch tiresFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands back seatFord Bronco 2 Door Badlands window switchesFord Bronco 4-Door Black

Diamond Ford Bronco 4-Door Black Diamond Image Credit:Ford Bronco 4-Door Black Diamond seven-speed manualImage Credit:Ford Bronco 4-Door Black Diamond instrument panelFord Bronco 4-Door Black Diamond MOLLE strap boardFord Bronco 4-Door Black Diamond rubber dash-mounted buttonsImage Credit:2022 Ford Bronco Everglades_Eruption Green_01

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