Learn about frequently recalled vehicle components, what the issues mean, risks involved, and what to do if your vehicle is affected. All information sourced from NHTSA guidance and manufacturer remedies.
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Inflator malfunctions, deployment issues, sensor failures
Fuel pump failures, engine stalling, transmission defects
Brake master cylinder leaks, ABS malfunctions, parking brake issues
Battery fires, software glitches, camera/sensor failures
Seat belt pretensioners, seat rail detachment, steering issues
Backup camera failures, headlight malfunctions, wiper issues
Contact your dealer immediately. Recall repairs are always free, even if your warranty has expired. Most repairs can be completed in 1-2 hours. For serious safety risks, dealers may provide loaner vehicles during repair. Source: NHTSA Consumer Guidance