Ford is recalling 255,404 Focus vehicles from model years 2012-2018 due to a potential engine stall issue caused by a faulty canister purge valve. The problem, which could increase crash risk, will be fixed with a free powertrain software update.

This recall addresses a safety defect that could lead to unexpected engine stalls, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries for drivers of affected Ford Focus vehicles.
Ford is initiating a recall for 255,404 vehicles in the United States, primarily affecting 2012-2018 Ford Focus models. The recall addresses a potential issue where a malfunctioning canister purge valve could cause the engine to stall unexpectedly while driving, thereby increasing the risk of a crash. This recall specifically targets vehicles that may have received incorrect repairs under a previous recall campaign. Affected vehicles might also exhibit an illuminated malfunction indicator light or inaccurate fuel gauge readings. Ford dealerships will provide a complimentary powertrain software update to rectify the problem. Owner notification letters are anticipated to be sent out on July 6.
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