Last updated on 03/15/2026
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Issue Date
2023-10-13
Campaign
23S56/23V687
Description
On your vehicle, the high voltage battery main contactors may overheat, which can result in a contactor that remains open or a contactor that welds closed.
Safety Risk
If your vehicle was previously repaired for this issue under recall 22S41, the remedy may not proactively detect damage to the contactors on your vehicle and needs this new repair. Similarly, if your vehicle was not repaired under recall 22S41, it needs this new repair. Should the contactors weld closed while driving, a powertrain malfunction warning light will be illuminated on the next key cycle, along with a possible no start condition. If the contactors are prevented from closing while driving, a powertrain malfunction warning light will be illuminated, the vehicle will display stop safely now in the instrument panel cluster, and the vehicle will experience an immediate loss of motive power. The vehicle will coast to a stop and all 12V systems including power brakes and steering will remain functional. An immediate loss of motive power increases the risk of a crash.
Remedy
Parts are now available to repair your vehicle. Ford Motor Company has authorized your dealer to replace the high voltage battery junction box, and reprogram associated modules, free of charge parts and labor.
Next Steps
Contact your dealer for more information to schedule the free service.
Issue Date
2023-10-13
Campaign
23S56/23V687
Description
On your vehicle, the high voltage battery main contactors may overheat, which can result in a contactor that remains open or a contactor that welds closed.
Safety Risk
If your vehicle was previously repaired for this issue under recall 22S41, the remedy may not proactively detect damage to the contactors on your vehicle and needs this new repair. Similarly, if your vehicle was not repaired under recall 22S41, it needs this new repair. Should the contactors weld closed while driving, a powertrain malfunction warning light will be illuminated on the next key cycle, along with a possible no start condition. If the contactors are prevented from closing while driving, a powertrain malfunction warning light will be illuminated, the vehicle will display stop safely now in the instrument panel cluster, and the vehicle will experience an immediate loss of motive power. The vehicle will coast to a stop and all 12V systems including power brakes and steering will remain functional. An immediate loss of motive power increases the risk of a crash.
Remedy
Parts are now available to repair your vehicle. Ford Motor Company has authorized your dealer to replace the high voltage battery junction box, and reprogram associated modules, free of charge parts and labor.
Next Steps
Contact your dealer for more information to schedule the free service.