Autoliv, Inc. is recalling approximately 34,974 roof rail air bag inflators with model numbers ACH4.0 (P7.5-30-325) and ACH4.0 (P3.5-30-312). These safety devices may have a defective weld joint that can cause the inflator to fail during a crash. Vehicle manufacturers will determine the specific remedy for the affected vehicles, and owners should contact Autoliv or their vehicle manufacturer for guidance.
A defective weld joint can cause the inflator to rupture, which may propel sharp metal fragments into the cabin or out of the vehicle, posing a serious injury risk to occupants. Additionally, if the inflator leaks gas through the weld, the air bag may fail to inflate fully during a collision, reducing its effectiveness and increasing the risk of injury.
Vehicle manufacturers will determine the specific remedy for affected vehicles.
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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Sources: NHTSA Notice · Raw API Response