So earlier in the week, we talked about Ford Motor Company recalling the Lincoln MKC models

from 2015 to 2019, and just because, you know, could start on fire, and they want people

to make sure that you park your vehicle outside for now, because, you know, the engine

compartment may start on fire. Well, now, and that was just 142,522 vehicles. So it's

no problem. There were only 19 reports of under the hood fires that could be related to

battery-monitor sensor problems. And of those reports, 11 happened here in the US, seven

in China, one in Canada, and no accidents or injuries related to the sensor issue have

been reported to the automaker. Well, and that's a fast. Now we're going to go ahead and

expand our recall from Ford to sport utility vehicles and trucks. And because the engine failures

may cause a fire, what is happening? So the recall of one is an expansion. I'm sorry, it's

just an expansion of the 2022 recall. There have been 23 reported incidents of fire or smoke

that stem from a suspected block or oil pan breach. Huh. So they've also confirmed that

at least three vehicles suffered fires after getting the recall repairs. So you need to

go ahead and park it outside if you have one of the MKCs or if you've got the sport utility

vehicles, maybe you just pull it over because they said what they're advising owners to do is park

and shut off the engine if they hear unexpected engine noises or if you notice a reduction in

vehicle power or see smoke. So any of those problems with your Ford vehicle, just go ahead and pull

it over and give us a call. So if you have a sport, a Ford vehicle sport utility vehicle or truck

or the SUV MKCs, park it outside, don't drive it, and it could possibly start on fire even

though you are driving it. So be careful. Be careful out there. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat.

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