Ford recalls over 105,000 SUVs on seat-belt concern
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The recall impacts Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator vehicles from model years 2018 to 2020.
The auto safety regulator said that seat belt pretensioners for drivers and/or front passengers may inadvertently lock, which would not allow it to retract or extend.
Dealers will inspect the seat belt retractor date codes and replace impacted parts for free.
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