Ford announced a recall of nearly two million Ford Explorer SUVs. The recall impacts all Ford Explorer models from 2011 to 2019.
The company said that A-pillar trim retention clips that run up the sides of the front windshield may not be adequately secured. As a result, the trim could fly off, creating a road hazard and increasing the risk of a crash.
Owners may notice gaps around the A-pillar trim or hear rattles and excessive wind noise if the trim is loose.
Ford said it has received 14,337 warranty claims over the issue but has not received any reports of injuries or crashes due to the problem.
Owners can bring their SUV to a dealership where technicians will inspect and replace the trim if necessary.
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