{"count":1,"message":"Results returned successfully","results":[{"odiNumber":11739600,"manufacturer":"Ford Motor Company","crash":false,"fire":false,"numberOfInjuries":0,"numberOfDeaths":0,"dateOfIncident":"05/09/2026","dateComplaintFiled":"05/22/2026","vin":"3FTTW8E32PR","components":"VISIBILITY/WIPER","summary":"Recall 24S51 from Ford says that 87,000 Maverick trucks have had the wiper motor fail due to moisture getting into the housing due to a sealant problem with the supplier.  The recalled VINs can have a free inspection and replacement.  I believe my VIN is also impacted by this problem because 37 months and 31,000 miles into my car, my wipers failed.  I was driving in light rain and the wipers would only go up about 6\" from their resting position before returning to the resting position, then repeat the same thing.  Thankfully the rain wasn't so heavy that I had to stop and could continue driving home (very carefully!). We've had a very dry winter, so I haven't used my wipers in months.  The prior week before the failure, we had a big snow/rain storm spanning two days with about 1.5\" of moisture coming down. Hence, I think this storm precipitated, literally, my issue.  I took my Maverick to the Ford dealership for a hitch recall, asking about this wiper motor recall problem at the same time.  I picked up my truck today and after it's been sitting in the sun, my wipers work again.  It sure seems that when moisture is getting into the housing, the wipers fail, then the sun dries it out, then the wipers work.  Note, my truck is not garaged. I believe my VIN should be part of the 24S51 or 24-594 recall.  Since in my almost 60 years of driving, I've never had a failure of a windshield wiper motor in this way, it seems to be a very rare thing to occur.  With a recall of this part in other Mavericks similar to mine, I think mine is actually affected as well.","products":[{"type":"Vehicle","productYear":"2023","productMake":"FORD","productModel":"MAVERICK HYBRID","manufacturer":"Ford Motor Company"}]}]}