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VEHICLE RECALLS
In the event of a recall, we’re dedicated to getting you back on the road as
soon as possible.
URGENT SAFETY RECALL – TAKATA AIRBAG
Our aim is to make sure that Subaru owners have quick, easy access to the
right information regarding the Takata airbag recall. To discover whether
your vehicle is affected, you can use our recall tool below and you can also
find our Takata Airbag recall FAQ's here.
Alternatively, you may call our dedicated Recall Customer Relations Team on
1300 550 994 (Monday to Friday 8.00am – 8.00pm AEST and Saturday 8.30am –
5.00pm AEST. Closed Public Holidays) or email at feedback@subaru.com.au.
For those Subaru vehicles included in the Takata Airbag Recall, the
vehicle’s passenger-side front airbag inflator is potentially defective and
could pose a risk of serious injury and death to you and other people in
your vehicle.
Over time, moisture can affect the propellant in the passenger side front
airbag inflator, so that it deploys with much greater force than intended,
causing sharp fragments to fly at high speed toward people in the vehicle.
This could cause serious injury or death. Even in a minor incident, the
airbag inflator in your vehicle could be triggered, rip apart and propel
sharp metal fragments at high speed toward you and your passengers. People
have been killed and seriously injured by this defect. You should
immediately contact a Subaru Retailer to arrange for the airbag to be
replaced.
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reply to admin
maybe the spam check is reacting to all these small posts
so here is a bigger post
Just some text from another tab:
VEHICLE RECALLS
In the event of a recall, we’re dedicated to getting you back on the road as
soon as possible.
URGENT SAFETY RECALL – TAKATA AIRBAG
Our aim is to make sure that Subaru owners have quick, easy access to the
right information regarding the Takata airbag recall. To discover whether
your vehicle is affected, you can use our recall tool below and you can also
find our Takata Airbag recall FAQ's here.
Alternatively, you may call our dedicated Recall Customer Relations Team on
1300 550 994 (Monday to Friday 8.00am – 8.00pm AEST and Saturday 8.30am –
5.00pm AEST. Closed Public Holidays) or email at feedback@subaru.com.au.
For those Subaru vehicles included in the Takata Airbag Recall, the
vehicle’s passenger-side front airbag inflator is potentially defective and
could pose a risk of serious injury and death to you and other people in
your vehicle.
Over time, moisture can affect the propellant in the passenger side front
airbag inflator, so that it deploys with much greater force than intended,
causing sharp fragments to fly at high speed toward people in the vehicle.
This could cause serious injury or death. Even in a minor incident, the
airbag inflator in your vehicle could be triggered, rip apart and propel
sharp metal fragments at high speed toward you and your passengers. People
have been killed and seriously injured by this defect. You should
immediately contact a Subaru Retailer to arrange for the airbag to be
replaced.
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