565,691
2021-2026 Ford Bronco
Safety recall · Updated July 24, 2026
A wiring harness can rub against nearby parts, expose internal wires, and short. Ford says the resulting heat or spark could ignite material in the engine compartment.

565,691
2021-2026 Ford Bronco
26V468
Ford campaign 26S55
None
No reported crashes or injuries
Aug. 24-28
Planned mailing window
The short version
Ford says movement between the engine wiring harness and nearby components can wear through insufficient abrasion protection. Once internal wiring is exposed, an intermittent short can arc, create heat or sparks, and ignite nearby flammable material.
As of July 13, Ford had identified 15 incidents in which a fire may have started at the engine-compartment wiring harness: seven involving Bronco Raptor vehicles and eight involving other Broncos. The company reported no related crashes or injuries.
Possible warning
Ford says a driver may first notice smoke through the air vents or a cluster warning. Flames could then appear from the passenger side of the engine compartment.
The remedy
A Ford or Lincoln dealer will add convolute sheathing and abrasion tape to prevent chafing and future shorts. The repair is free.
Owner checklist
You do not need to wait for a mailed letter to check whether your Bronco is included.
Model year alone does not confirm coverage. Use NHTSA's official lookup to check your specific Bronco.
Open VIN lookupIf your VIN is included, ask the dealer to schedule recall 26S55. The repair must be completed at no charge.
Do not keep driving if you notice smoke through the vents, a warning followed by smoke, or flames. Stop safely, exit, move away, and call emergency services.
Need help confirming coverage?
Ford customer service can confirm recall applicability and help owners find an authorized dealer.
Recall status and repair availability can change. Confirm your vehicle's current status with NHTSA and follow instructions from Ford or an authorized dealer. MyFavi Autos is not affiliated with Ford or NHTSA.