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Well, I keep running my VIN through all those sites, including the NHTSA and it comes up clean every time. Also had the steering wheel air bag out recently and it was not a Takata, it was GM from Canada if memory serves. Should have photographed it but is easy enough to remove and check out.
I reckon that if we want to keep driving these things for thirty years, we'll have to remove the airbags someday and have all the warnings and such "tuned" out.
they really have not issued it all out yet the decision was just made about a week ago, I don't think GM has filed the public report yet. they have 60 days to notify everyone affected
they really have not issued it all out yet the decision was just made about a week ago, I don't think GM has filed the public report yet. they have 60 days to notify everyone affected
What if my car isn't recalled now? Could it be recalled later?
Yes. Whether a manufacturer independently conducts a safety recall or NHTSA orders one, the manufacturer must file a public report describing the safety-related defect or noncompliance. Manufacturers are also required to notify owners by mail within 60 days of notifying NHTSA of a recall decision.
Well maybe this will fix my service airbag warning...
See conflicting posts on this, do they or don't they need to touch the dash/top access for this? I just ordered a Dashskin for my Tahoe, and don't want to put it on if it'll impact this recall replacement.