The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last week announced multiple recalls, including a notice for more than 77,000 Mazda vehicles due to airbag problems.
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Here’s what you need to know about the vehicle recall announced by NHTSA from September 22nd to September 28th.
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Stellantis recalls Fiat vehicles due to defective airbag deployment
NHTSA announced Wednesday that Stellantis is recalling 15,835 Fiat vehicles due to a software error that could cause front airbags to deploy with excessive force during a crash.
Dealers will be able to update the airbag control module software free of charge. Recall letters are expected to arrive by November 7th. Owners should contact FCA Customer Service at 1-800-853-1403. FCA’s number for this recall is A3B.
Recalled vehicles:
2017-2020 Fiat 124 Spider
GM recalls over brake fluid leak
General Motors is recalling 18,325 2013-2019 Chevrolet Express Cutaway and GMC Savana Cutaway vehicles equipped with optional GM-supplied body mounts (RPO BNC). “There may be insufficient clearance between the brake line and the body mount, which could result in brake line damage and brake fluid leakage,” the automaker said in the NHTSA report. . Brake fluid leaks can cause brake failure and increase the risk of a crash, the report said.
Dealers will inspect and replace brake lines as a free service if necessary. Recall letters are expected to be sent out on November 4th. Owners should contact Chevrolet Customer Service at 1-800-222-1020 or GMC Customer Service at 1-800-462-8782. GM’s number for this recall is N242466950.
Recalled vehicles:
2013-2019 Chevrolet Express Cutaway Van 2013-2019 GMC Savana Cutaway Van
mercedes benz recall
In case of engine stall
Mercedes-Benz will recall 27,190 S580s and Maybach S580s sold from 2021 to 2023. In the NHTSA report, the luxury car company said, “If a mechanical failure occurs in the engine’s Camtronic system, the engine control unit (ECU) software may cause the engine to overheat or stall.” Engine stalling can increase the risk of a collision. Overheating of the engine could increase the risk of fire, the report said.
Dealers will update the ECU software free of charge. Recall letters are expected to arrive by November 26th. Owners should contact Mercedes-Benz Customer Service at 1-877-496-3691.
Recalled vehicles:
2021-2023 S580 2021-2023 S580 Maybach
For deactivating the emergency braking system
Mercedes-Benz will recall 2,025 of its 2024 vehicles. “A software error in the MBUX multimedia system could disable certain vehicle systems, including cross-traffic alert, which automatically brakes in certain driving situations,” the luxury car company said in the NHTSA report. ” he said. If automatic emergency braking systems do not work as intended, the risk of collisions could increase, the report said.
The MBUX multimedia system software and parking control unit settings are updated free of charge at your dealer or via over-the-air (OTA) updates. Recall letters are expected to be sent out on November 12th. Owners should contact MBUSA Customer Service at 1-800-367-6372.
Recalled vehicles:
2024 CLE 300 Convertible 2024 CLE 300 Coupe 2024 CLE 450 Convertible 2024 CLE 450 Coupe2024 E 3502024 E 450 Station Wagon 2024 E 450 2024 AMG CLE 53 Coupe
Harley-Davidson recalls due to voltage regulator harness damage
According to NHTSA, Harley-Davidson is recalling 41,637 motorcycles due to potential short circuits and increased crash risk.
According to the notice, the voltage regulator wires can rub against other parts near the motorcycle’s engine, causing the exterior to wear and expose the wires. This could cause a short circuit or loss of power with little or no warning to the driver, NHTSA warned.
Your dealer will inspect the voltage regulator output wiring harness free of charge, repair it if necessary, and install a secondary retention strap. The recall letter was sent out on September 23rd. Owners should contact Harley-Davidson Customer Service at 1-800-258-2464. Harley-Davidson’s current recall number is 0186.
Recalled vehicles:
2024 FLHX2024 FLHXSE2024 FLTRX2024 FLTRXSE2024 FLTRXSTSE
Toyota recalls due to loss of power brake assist function
Toyota will recall 42,199 Corolla Cross hybrid vehicles sold from 2023 to 2024. “A software error in the skid control electronic control unit (ECU) could result in loss of power brake assist when cornering,” the NHTSA report states. The report states that the loss of power brake assist may increase the distance required to stop. This increases the risk of collisions, the report said.
As a remedy, the dealer will update the skid control ECU software. This service is completed free of charge. Recall letters are expected to be sent out on November 5th. Owners should contact Toyota Customer Service at 1-800-331-4331. Toyota’s current recall number is 24TA11.
Recalled vehicles:
2023-2024 Corolla Cross Hybrid
Mazda recalls over airbag that deploys with excessive force
Mazda will recall 77,670 MX-5 Miata vehicles from 2016 to 2023. The NHTSA report states, “A software error in the airbag control module could cause the front airbag to deploy with excessive force during a crash,” and if the airbag deploys with excessive force, it could result in injury in a crash. The risk may increase, the report says. .
NHTSA also said the MX-5 Miata “does not meet the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 208, Occupant Crash Protection.”
To resolve this issue, your dealer will update the Advanced Air Bag Sensor (SAS) control module software. Recall letters are expected to arrive by November 17th. Owners should contact Mazda Customer Service at 1-800-222-5500. Mazda’s recall number is 6924I.
Recalled vehicles:
Contributor: Mary Walrath-Holdridge, USA TODAY, Reuters.
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