pspi-l air bag inflator

Vehicle recall defect – On May 18, 2015, Takata Corporation (Takata) Determined That Some Model Pspi-L Passenger Frontal Air Bag Inflators Assembled As Part Of The Passenger Frontal Air Bag Module For Certain Model Year 2004-2007 Honda Accord Vehicles And Certain Model Year 2003-2007 Toyota Corolla, Matrix And Pontiac Vibe Vehicles, Used As Original Or Replacement Equipment During Service, May Rupture From Exposure To Persistent Conditions Of High Absolute Humidity And/Or Due To Manufacturing Variability. On December 15, 2015, Takata Filed An Expansion To Include Additional Pspi-L Inflators Installed In Certain Model Year 2005-2008 Subaru Legacy And Outback Vehicles.

Vehicle recall defect – Takata Corporation (Takata) Has Determined That Certain Model Spi, Pspi, And Pspi-L Passenger Frontal Air Bag Inflators Manufactured April 13, 2000, To July 31, 2004, And Installed In Vehicles Originally Sold, Or Currently Registered, In Areas Of High Absolute Humidity, May Be Susceptible To Rupture In The Event Of A Crash Necessitating Deployment Of The Front Passenger Air Bag. Specifically, Vehicles Sold, Or Currently Registered, In Puerto Rico, Hawaii, The U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, Saipan, American Samoa, Florida And Adjacent Counties In Southern Georgia, As Well As The Coastal Areas Of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi And Texas, Are Susceptible To Excessive Internal Pressure That Could Cause A Rupture.

Vehicle recall defect – Takata Corporation (Takata) Is Recalling Certain Pspi, Pspi-2, Pspi-6, Pspi-L, Spi, Psdi, Psdi-4, Psdi-5, And Sdi Non-Desiccated, Frontal Air Bag Inflators Containing Phase Stabilized AmmoniUM Nitrate (Psan) Propellant That Were Used As Interim Remedy Parts For Previous Takata Recalls. These Inflators May Explode Due To Propellant Degradation Occurring After Long-Term Exposure To High Absolute Humidity, High Temperatures, And High Temperature Cycling.

Vehicle recall defect – Tk Global Llc (Takata) Has Decided That Certain Pspi, Pspi-1.1, Pspi-2, Pspi 6, Pspi-L, And Spi Air Bag Inflators Assembled As Part Of The Frontal Air Bag Modules, And Used As Original Equipment Or Replacement Equipment (Such As After A Vehicle Crash Necessitating Replacement Of The Original Air BAGS), May Explode Due To Propellant Degradation Occurring After Long-Term Exposure To Lower Absolute Humidity, Temperature And Temperature Cycling. This Recall Addresses Model Year 2010 Or Newer Vehicles Ever Registered In The States Of Alaska, Colorado, ConneCTIcut, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, And Wyoming.