Ford Mustang Recalled in Australia due to Body Control Module Fault

September 24, 2025 11:10 AM

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The Ford Mustang has been recalled in Australia due to a Body Control Module fault, affecting 7,222 examples across all variants built between 2022 and 2025.

“Due to a manufacturing defect, the Body Control Module (BCM) may be susceptible to water ingress. As a result, the front and rear side marker lamps, taillamps, and license plate lamps may not operate as intended,” the original recall notice reads.

Mustang owners affected by the recall will be contacted by Ford Australia, asking them to schedule an appointment to have the issue rectified for free.

For more information, customers can contact Ford Australia via email, phone or their website.

You can find the original recall notice and the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) list of affected vehicles here.

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Why has the Ford Mustang been recalled in Australia?

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The Ford Mustang has been recalled in Australia due to a Body Control Module fault.

How many Ford Mustangs have been affected by the recall?

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7,222 examples of the Ford Mustang have been affected by the recall.

What should Ford Mustang owners affected by the recall do?

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Mustang owners affected by the recall will be contacted by Ford Australia, asking them to schedule an appointment to have the issue rectified for free. For more information, customers can contact Ford Australia via email, phone or their website.

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Jack MacKenzie

Jack MacKenzie first wrote about cars at the age of 11 as “The Car Buyer of the Future” for Best Selling Cars Blog, having already spent the previous year creating car videos of his own. This set him off down the road to becoming an automotive journalist, joining CarSauce from June to November 2025 as a university graduate, 11 years later. Jack made a name for himself in the world of motorsport, both real and virtual. He published videos on YouTube with a heavy focus on sports car and endurance racing, and has previously written for The Checkered Flag, Coach Dave Academy, Sim Grid and SimStaff. Jack’s daily driver is a 916 Alfa Romeo Spider, and on the weekends, he races go-karts in endurance races across his home state of New South Wales.