Defect Description For Recall
Indiana Mills And Manufacturing Inc. (Immi) Has Determined That Certain Seat Belt Assemblies Manufactured From August 2, 2013, Through October 31, 2013, Fail To Conform To The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (Fmvss) No. 209, “Seat Belt Assemblies.” When The Button Is Pressed To Release The Seat Belt, The Latch Plate Can Become Partially Engaged With The Buckle, And It May Take More Effort Than Specified In The Standard To Separate The Latch Plate From The Buckle.
Make Of Vehicle
IMMI
Model Of Vehicle
SEAT BELT ASSEMBLY
Year
9999
Recall Campaign Number
13E061000
Component Description
Seat Belts
Effect Of Defect
If The Latch Plate Remains Partially Engaged After The Button Is Pressed, Egress From The Vehicle Could Be Hindered Which Would Increase The Risk Of Injury In The Event Of An Emergency.
Fix Defect
IMMI Has Notified Its Customers, Who Are The Vehicle And Seating Manufacturers. It Is Immi’S Understanding That The Vehicle Manufacturers Will Provide Replacement Buckles, Free Of Charge, To Purchasers Of Vehicles Containing The Noncompliant Seat Belt Assemblies.
Vehicle Manufacturer
Indiana Mills And Manufacturing Inc.
Start Of Manufacture
20130802
End Of Manufacture
20130913
Type Of Vehicle Recall
E
Number Affected
74000
Date Owners Notified
20131119
Initiated By
Mfr
Responsible Manufacturer
Indiana Mills And Manufacturing Inc.
Date Report Received
20131112
Make Campaign Number
Part Number
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard
209