Ford remembers more than 200,000 cars with program defects due to the risk of breakdowns

the Ford Motor announced It remembers more than 200,000 cars due to a software imbalance that can cause rear vision cameras, which increases the risk of injury and perhaps injury.

According to a summons notice published by the Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the vehicle manufacturer remembers 200,061 cars, including some 2018-2022 Transit Connect; 2019-2020 MKz, Edge, Continental, F-150, NAUTILUS, and Fusion; 2019-2023 Ranger and Mustang; 2020-2021 Ecosport, Expeedion and Navigator; 2020-2022 Escape, F-250 SD and Corsair; 2020-2023 pilots and transit; 2020-2024 Explorer; 2021-2024 Bronco Sport; And 2022-2024 Mavrick vehicles.

The recall says that the recently discovered program error may cause the rear vision cameras to display an empty image or even a frozen image on the screen after placing the car in the back.

Ford noticed that the empty image of the rear vision camera can reduce the width of the driver behind the wheel.

Ford added, if the image continues after the car turned from the opposite direction, the driver may become dispersed.

Both scenarios Ford pointed to an increased risk of collision.

The owners of the affected vehicles can take their ride to the agents, which will update the program for free.

Ford did not immediately respond to the Fox Business request to comment on the matter.

It is expected to send the owner’s notification messages by July 28.

Anyone has questions about the summons is Encourage Ford call Customer Service on 1-866-436-7332, and Reference Rund 25s72.

The owners can also call the highway safety management cars on the number 1-888-327-4236 or move to NHTSA.gov.