BS6 Ford EcoSport, Figo etc recalled | Rare Techy

Ford has been known to take care of its customers regardless of the situation highlighted by the latest recall in India despite the cessation of production here.

In the latest development, Ford has recalled the BS6 diesel EcoSport, Figo, Freestyle and Aspire. The announcement comes after the car maker completely stopped its production in India. It stopped manufacturing cars for our market in India in September 2020, but continued production to meet its export commitments. But eventually these obligations are met and no more Ford cars are manufactured in India.

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BS6 Ford EcoSport, Figo, Aspire & Freestyle recalled

According to the latest report, Ford is offering a free recall for the aforementioned models. You can search whether or not your vehicle falls under the eligibility category by visiting the website and entering your vehicle’s 17-digit VIN. The recall covers the following aspects:

• Update of emission standards
• DPF efficiency
• Correcting oil life issues
• Catalytic converter replacement / calibration for those that have already changed during the last recall
• Exhaust gas O2 sensor replacement
• Updating the PCM to the latest firmware
• Time required – half a day
• Cost – Free
• Ford notified all affected vehicle owners by mail/call.
• The rest can be checked through the link below by entering the 17 digit VIN – https://www.india.ford.com/owner/field-service-actions/
• For those listed on RECALL, make an appointment and visit SC

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As you can see, emissions regulations seem to be the main reason for this recall. All vehicles must meet the country’s latest emission standards. That’s why Ford tries to keep its vehicles up to date with the latest emissions standards by installing additional hardware or recalibrating existing hardware. In order to measure the gas content of the exhaust manifold, it is necessary to install exhaust gas O2 sensors in vehicles.

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All of these measures by Ford are a great example of how well it tries to take care of the customers who bought its vehicles. Ford is known as a customer-centric company. He always takes care of his customers. Ford has over 1 million customers in India and Ford doesn’t want to disappoint anyone. There may also be a chance that it will make it to our shores along with other projects in the future. In India, cars still continue to be sold as CBUs, so it makes sense to maintain strong ties with customers.

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