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Were there any 2024 built nov 2023 to dec 6, 2023? Not sure why 2024 would be included….
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RECALL - MIC Hard Top Glass Separation (2/28/24 NHTSA # 24510/24V142)
The build dates listed are inaccurate
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nhtsa.gov has a list of recalls for all motor vehicles, not just Ford. Just type in your VIN.
Thank you! Just ran my VIN through NHTSA and it came back with zero recalls thankfully. I’ll keep checking through this week in case they add more cars to the recall
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Sounds like another company I know.
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Heritage is not included because of the different design. Your windows are not glued in place.
The Ford Bronco Heritage Series is not affected as the rear quarter glass has a different attachment mechanism and is installed at a different facility
Letters are to go out mid April to those affected.
That’s a relief! Is this written somewhere in the recall that I missed?
It's in the actual documentation that you can read on NHTSA. You are for sure in the clear though. Heritage has a different design top and the windows are removable, not glued in.
That’s great to hear thanks for checking!
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Makes no sense, we've seen Heritage's come unglued at the hinge points! Anyone with new MIC tops have this happening because I've seen no posts on them.
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Found the official NHTSA doc thanks @BigHoof
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2024/RCLRPT-24V142-8186.PDF
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2024/RCLRPT-24V142-8186.PDF
A new employee missed putting primer on the side windows that promotes adhesion. No failures reported, they just failed internal testing. It was tracked back to his start and so they have dates for the recall inspection.
The Heritage side windows are not glued in so an issue with them is a completely different problem.
The Heritage side windows are not glued in so an issue with them is a completely different problem.
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I'll let you post this over to the Heritage thread so it can be followed over there.Found the official NHTSA doc thanks @BigHoof
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2024/RCLRPT-24V142-8186.PDF
@Ford Motor Company maybe you might want to look into the Heritage issue too! I'll make the same suggestion here though, if this happens to you, report it on the NHTSA site please.
It just means they need to perform the recall on the affected vehcile before delviery, pretty typical.
I didn't see this either. I just assumed it was for the heritage since that's the only ones I've heard of having rear window issues
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