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The 2014 Ford Taurus has a recall related to its fuel pump control module. This problem may cause the Taurus to abruptly stop while driving with no warning and then fail to restart. It's estimated that around 91,000 vehicles worldwide could be impacted. The specific recall number is 16V621000, issued on August 25, 2016. If you own a 2014 Ford Taurus, you should take it to the dealership for an inspection of the fuel pump part number. They will replace it at no cost if needed. Given that this is a safety concern, it's important not to ignore this recall.
Ford is issuing a recall for certain Ford Taurus cars from 2013 to 2015 that have 3.5L GTDI EcoBoost engines. The problem lies in a part of the electric fuel pump module (PEM) that may become too hot, leading to the fuel pump losing its electric power. If the fuel pump loses power, the engine could shut down suddenly, or the vehicle may have trouble starting. This issue poses a higher risk of accidents.
How can I obtain a new fuel pump control module for my 2014 Ford Taurus?