Sentences with phrase «airbag inflator recall»

Due to the massive airbag inflator recall worldwide, Takata is in search of financial support to help pay for the costs that it has incurred since news broke that its faulty airbag inflators can explode forcefully and spray metal shards into the passenger cabin.

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2001 to 2003 Honda and Acura models will be recalled due to airbags that «may deploy with too much pressure, which can cause the inflator casing to rupture and could result in injury or fatality.»

The count is now 10 deaths and more than 100 injuries globally, according to Automotive News, and potentially 25 million cars and light trucks in the U.S. alone (plus at least 9 million more in the rest of the world) need to be recalled so their Takata airbag inflators can someday, somehow be replaced.

A new report from Reuters revealed six automakers are recalling a total of 2.5 million vehicles due to defective airbag inflators made by Takata.

Ford, which also manufactures the Lincoln brand, said it was notified of the problem by Takata and that it is not related to the Japanese company's massive ongoing recall involving non-desiccated ammonium - nitrate airbag inflators that are subject to propellant degradation and potential rupture in a crash.

Automakers have paid for the recall costs of the faulty Takata airbags, given the root cause of the airbag inflator's fault has yet to be completely detailed.

Over 100 million airbag inflators are expected to be recalled by the end of 2019 while new recalls are being announced almost every week.

Nissan has identified certain U.S. models that will be recalled for the passenger's side front airbag inflator defect, but has not yet identified which models will be included in the high - humidity - related defect that will include vehicles in Hawaii and Florida.

This recall concerns possibly defective inflator propellant that may cause the airbags to deploy with too much pressure.

Automotive News also reports Toyota announced a recall affecting 490,000 vehicles in regions including Japan, China and Europe for faulty airbag inflators also made by Takata.

The potential airbag issues caused by the Daimler steering column in Mercedes, Inifiniti and now Aston Martin cars has nothing to do with global recall of the Takata airbag inflators.

Honda is recalling around 784,000 vehicles in Japan for faulty Takata airbag inflators, according to Reuters.

More cars have been added to the global recall of Takata airbag inflators as Ford has issued a safety recall for various vehicles including the 2007 - 2010 Edge, 2006 - 2011 Fusion, 2005 - 2011 Mustang, 2007 - 2011 Ranger, 2007 - 2010 Lincoln MKX, and 2006 - 2011 Lincoln MKZ, Zephyr, and Mercury Milan.

To date, manufacturers have recalled more than 100 million vehicles around the world due to Takata airbag inflators that can explode with too much force and send metal shrapnel throughout the cabin.

The news comes after last week when eight automakers announced recalls for 12 million vehicles due to faulty Takata airbag inflators.

Millions of vehicles from almost every auto maker are being recalled to replace faulty Takata airbag inflators.

This recent recall from Toyota adds to the growing number of vehicles from various manufacturers being recalled worldwide because of defective airbag inflators made by Takata.

The 2017 Ford F - 150 is also involved in another recall regarding airbag inflators; for more information on that click here.

The safety agency previously gave Takata until the end of 2019 to prove that its remaining airbag inflators using ammonium nitrate are fundamentally safe, but now all Takata airbags using that propellant without a chemical drying agent must be recalled.

There are a number of different recalls related to Takata airbag inflators; in every case Ford is working closely with NHTSA to prioritize vehicle repairs and is working closely with the Agency to ensure our customers are informed on the status of repair availability of their vehicles.

Toyota is recalling approximately 1,584,000 vehicles in the U.S. because they are equipped with faulty Takata airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company safety recall on 05/27/2015: Driver airbag inflator replacement; Ford Motor Company safety recall on 06/30/2016: Takata non desiccated phased stabilized ammonium nitrate (PSAN) passenger frontal airbag inflators; Form Motor Company safety recall on 01/12/2017: Passenger airbag inflator replacement.

CARFAX shows California damage report on 07/08/2016: Accident reported, vehicle involved in a sideswipe collision with another motor vehicle, airbags did not deploy; damage report on 09/16/2016: damage reported, damage to front; Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recall opened on 05/27/2015: Driver airbag inflator replacement; and Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recall opened on 06/30/2016: Takata non-desiccated phased stabilized ammonium nitrate PSAN, passenger frontal airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recalls opened on 05/27/2015: Driver airbag inflator; and 06/30/2016: Takata non-dessicated phased stabilized ammonium psan, Passenger frontal airbag inflators.

Honda Motor Co. plans to inspect and replace or properly install replacement airbag inflators that have been improperly installed under an earlier recall, Automotive News has learned.

Transport Canada lists one recall (# 2016662) for the Volkswagen Golf: «Certain vehicles may have been equipped with side airbag inflators that do not meet specifications.»

the previous generation of Jazz, City, Civic and Accord are a part of Honda's precautionary global recall campaign concerning Takata front airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recall on 06/30/2016: Takata non-desiccated phased stabilized ammonium nitrate PSAN passenger front airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows damage report on 11/04/2010: accident reported, it hit a guardrail, minor to moderate front damage reported, very minor left rear damage reported, vehicle towed, airbags did not deploy; and Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recall opened on 06/30/2016: passenger airbag inflator replacement.

As part of a precautionary global recall campaign, Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL) has announced a voluntary recall to replace Takata passenger front airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows manufacturer safety recall opened on and 01/12/2017: Passenger airbag inflator replacement.

When faulty Takata airbag inflators caused 19 vehicle manufacturers to participate in the largest recall in history, it seemed the headlines — and gory details — would never fade.

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Hmm... sounds vaguely familiar to a scenario that has been playing out over the past three years, but FCA points out that none of the affected vehicles use ammonium - nitrate inflators — the suspected prime culprit in the massive Takata airbag recall that has affected some 41 million vehicles worldwide.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company manufacturer recall opened on 06/30/2016: Takata non-desiccated phased ammonium nitrate PSAN passenger frontal airbag inflators.

The latest recall will expand on one issued in September in which replacement parts for Takata airbag inflators may have been improperly installed on 646 Honda vehicles.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says ongoing testing of Takata - made airbags will force an additional 2.7 million airbag inflators to be recalled.

The article «Honda to recall vehicles with improperly installed replacement airbag inflators» originally appeared on autonews.com

CARFAX shows FAC US LLC manufacturer safety recalls opened on 07/14/2015: driver airbag inflator; 01/05/2015: fire extinguisher; and 02/14/2018: passenger airbag inflator.

CARFAX shows manufacturer safety recall issued on 07/23/2015: front passenger airbag inflator.

As part of a global recall campaign announced in June 2014, Honda will be replacing the passenger side airbag inflator on the affected vehicles.

2015 Recall for certain model year 2005 - 2014 Mustang vehicles manufactured April 6, 2004, to June 21, 2014 whose driver airbag inflator could rupture with metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants resulting in serious injury or death

The automaker said the same repair required in that previous campaign — replacement of the passenger - side frontal airbag inflator — applies to all of the vehicles now included in the formal recall; vehicles in which the passenger - side airbag inflator already was replaced under the previous safety campaign are not included in the recall.

CARFAX shows FCA US LLC manufacturer safety recalls opened on 07/14/2015: driver airbag inflator; and 07/01/2016: passenger airbag inflator.

CARFAX shows manufacturer safety recall issued on 06/30/2016: Takata non desiccated phased stabilized ammonium nitrate psan passenger frontal airbag inflators.

Volkswagen Canada has expanded its recall of vehicles affected by defective Takata airbag inflators and will require some previously serviced vehicles to undergo further repairs.

There is an important airbag recall from Honda due to a third party supplier providing Honda with defective airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company safety recalls issued: on 02/20/2008, Passenger airbag; on 05/27/2015, Driver airbag inflator replacement; and on 06/30/2016, Takata non-desiccated phased stabilized ammonium nitrate PSAN passenger frontal airbag inflators.

CARFAX shows Ford Motor Company manufacturer safety recall issued on 05/27/2015: driver airbag inflator replacement.

CARFAX shows Lexus, a Division of Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc., manufacturer safety recall opened on 05/23/2016: Takata front passenger airbag inflator (zone A).