2021 FORD F-59 Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 FORD F-59 has 1 complaint and 27 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report chassis issues, with a complaint about the rear end being bent on both sides of the motorhome.

There are 27 recalls affecting this vehicle. These recalls address various components including steering, fuel system, drivetrain, and suspension systems.

• Chassis damage. The rear end of the motorhome chassis is bent on both sides according to owner reports.

The recalls cover a wide range of safety-critical systems. They include issues such as improperly tightened steering components, fuel tank corrosion leading to leaks, and drivetrain lubrication problems causing bearing and axle failures.

• Steering fasteners. NHTSA recall 22V145000 affects 72 vehicles. The intermediate steering shaft bolt may be improperly tightened, risking separation from the steering gearbox and loss of steering control. Dealers will inspect and replace the bolt if needed at no charge.
• Fuel tank corrosion. Recall 22V925000 covers 11,074 vehicles. Paint peeling along the fuel tank weld seam can cause corrosion leading to fuel leaks. Fuel leaks near ignition sources increase fire risk. Dealers will inspect and replace the tank if necessary free of charge.
• Driveline failure. Recalls 21V202000 (counted once) affect 16,128 vehicles relating to the rear axle and driveshaft. Insufficient lubricant can cause bearing damage, seizure, or failure of rear axle or driveshaft. This may result in loss of power, parking brake failure, and inability to shift transmission into park. Inspections and replacements of wheel bearings are performed free of charge by dealers.
• Rear suspension. Also part of recall 21V202000 for 16,128 vehicles. The rear suspension is affected by the same insufficient lubricant defect leading to axle and driveshaft failures. Repairs include inspection and replacement of bearings at no cost to owners.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs, safety defects, or unresolved recall issues with the 2021 FORD F-59 may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting with a knowledgeable attorney can help determine available protections.