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Transport Canada Recall - 2017089 - VOLVO

2017-02-17

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Quick summary: Transport Canada Recall - 2017089 - VOLVO. Date: 2017-02-17.

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Quick summary: Transport Canada Recall - 2017089 - VOLVO. Date: 2017-02-17.

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BrandVOLVO
ProductCar recalled by VOLVO
IssueVehicle - Airbag
IdentificationRA-68371

Affected products

BrandVOLVO
ProductCar recalled by VOLVO
Description2017 | VOLVO | S90, 2017 | VOLVO | V90, 2017 | VOLVO | V90CC, 2017 | VOLVO | XC90

Issue

Certain vehicles may fail to comply with the requirements of Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS) 226 - Ejection Mitigation. Due to a manufacturing error in the surface treatment process, the bolts that were used to assemble the inflatable curtain (IC) airbag may not meet specifications. This could result in one or more of the bolts breaking, which in the event of a crash warranting deployment of the IC airbag, could increase the risk of injury to vehicle occupants. Correction: Dealers will replace the affected bolts.

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Additional official information
AudienceGeneral public
CategoryVehicles - Car Vehicles - SUV
CompaniesPublished by Transport Canada
Published byTransport Canada
Alert / recall typeVehicle recall
Identification numberRA-68371
Background{}
CompaniesPublished by Transport Canada
AudiencesGeneral public
Source updated2019-01-08

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