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We have yet to find any official documentation from either
Ford or the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, but
Edmunds and
Cars.com are both reporting that there is a recall on the
2013 C-Max,
Focus and
Escape. All three vehicles were assembled with a faulty child door lock mechanism on the left rear door that might not work properly allowing a child to accidently open the door from the inside.
Affected vehicles were built in the middle of November, 2012 totaling somewhere between 5,600 and just over 7,000 units, and concerned owners can call Ford at 866-436-7332 or NHTSA at 888-327-4236 to see if their vehicles are involved in this recall. The recall doesn't go into effect until March 25, but in the meantime, owners can probably check the operation of the door or position children on the right side of the car, if possible, until the recall has been performed.
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Report: Ford recalls 2013 Focus, C-Max and Escape over faulty child safety locks
