2013 Ford Escape recalled again. The model SUV, which was launched last March on the allegedly problematic components in the cooling system, the plug cup or bowl-shaped cap (also called a freeze plug).
There is seepage or leakage on the lid, the concentration of glycol in the coolant or coolant can cause a fire in the engine room.
Recall conducted on 7600 2013 Ford Escape 1.6-liter engine produced from October 5, 2011 until August 31, 2012 and is limited to units sold in the United States (6150 units) and Canada (1,300 units). So far no car owners who were burned. Only one unit at a dealer Ford Escape Tennessee burned mid-August.
Ford spokeswoman, Marcey Zwiebel, as quoted by Automotive News, says, cup plug was not installed properly and loose. So that's where the coolant leak.
Recall first the Escape because the carpet was not installed properly and can interfere with the movement of the brake pedal. While the second recall related to a leak in the fuel line, which is very risky trigger fires.
For this latter case, Ford immediately took quick steps to ask the owners of the SUV did not use it first.
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