Ford is addressing an overheating battery issue in 34,762 Mustang Mach-Es, primarily affecting Extended Range and GT models. The problem, caused by elevated temperatures, can lead to deformation of battery connectors. The bussed electrical center, which is susceptible to overheating, will be replaced to make the vehicles more resistant to heat. The fix is expected to be completed at no cost to the driver, reducing the risk of potential accidents.

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