About 200,000 Ford Mustangs being recalled due to broken brake fluid level sensor
The recall affects 2020 through 2023 models.
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Nov 3, 2023, 12:41 PM
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Updated 684 days ago
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yesterdayAbout 200,000 Ford Mustangs are being recalled because the low brake fluid level warning light will not illuminate if the brake fluid level in the reservoir falls below the manufacturer-recommended level.
The recall affects 2020 through 2023 models.
Ford says the fix is a software update and that dealerships can take care of this at no cost to owners.
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