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Technical Service Bulletin · TSB 26-2423
This is a Technical Service Bulletin, not a recall. A TSB tells dealers how to diagnose and repair a specific symptom when a vehicle comes in with it. It doesn't mean every vehicle listed has the problem, and it doesn't by itself make the repair free -- coverage depends on your warranty and the dealer's diagnosis.
Published: Sep 23, 2026
Applies to: Expedition (2025–2027 model years)
Supersedes: TSB 26-2280
Details from NHTSA as of Oct 6, 2026. If NHTSA or Ford revises this notice, this post is updated and significant changes are noted in a reply. The linked documents are the authority, and a dealer can confirm whether it applies to your VIN.
Have you run into this? Share your model year, engine and mileage, what the dealer did, and whether it fixed the problem.
This is a Technical Service Bulletin, not a recall. A TSB tells dealers how to diagnose and repair a specific symptom when a vehicle comes in with it. It doesn't mean every vehicle listed has the problem, and it doesn't by itself make the repair free -- coverage depends on your warranty and the dealer's diagnosis.
Published: Sep 23, 2026
Applies to: Expedition (2025–2027 model years)
Summary (official text)
This bulletin supersedes 26-2280. Reason for update: To add 2027 vehicle models, update the Parts list to change the tape, and revise Step 4 to change the tape and wrap an additional wiring harness. Some of the vehicles listed in the Model Statement above may exhibit a concern where the horn intermittently sounds when turning the steering wheel. This may be due to incorrect routing of a wire harness in the steering wheel, a loose strand of wire protruding from a wire harness and grounding the driver airbag, and/or a concern with one of the driver airbag mounting points.
Supersedes: TSB 26-2280
Sources
- TSB 26-2423 (PDF, NHTSA document 11037538) — Sep 23, 2026
- Data: NHTSA manufacturer communications file (datasets and APIs)
Details from NHTSA as of Oct 6, 2026. If NHTSA or Ford revises this notice, this post is updated and significant changes are noted in a reply. The linked documents are the authority, and a dealer can confirm whether it applies to your VIN.
Have you run into this? Share your model year, engine and mileage, what the dealer did, and whether it fixed the problem.
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