Ford Recalls More Than 102,000 F-Series Pickups Over Speedometer Defect
Ford Motor Company is recalling over 102,000 F-Series pickups due to a faulty speedometer defect.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 22, 2026 —
Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 102,000 F-Series pickups because of a faulty speedometer defect, according to the information provided about the recall.
The available details do not identify which model years or specific F-Series configurations are affected. They also do not explain how the defect may affect speedometer operation, when the recall was announced, or whether any incidents have been reported. No information was provided about a repair, replacement, or other remedy for owners.
The stated recall figure is over 102,000 vehicles. The information does not specify where the affected pickups were sold or whether the recall applies to vehicles outside a particular market. It also does not identify a government agency or provide a recall notice or reference number.
Without those details, the scope and practical effects of the defect cannot be described further. The available information establishes only that Ford is recalling a large number of F-Series pickups and attributes the action to a faulty speedometer. Additional specifics—including affected vehicles, the nature of the malfunction, and steps for owners—were not provided.
The contractor’s name is not applicable to the information supplied, and no company statement or direct quotation was included. The recall summary also contains no details about inspection findings, regulatory action, costs, or a timeline for completing repairs. Those points remain unspecified in the information available for this article.
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