Good call!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Anyone wanna buy a 2005 GUIV, it's got that puss motor the TD42Ti and a list of mod best suited to long distance a outback Touring, anyone? Anyone?
Dodgy airbag!
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Good call!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Anyone wanna buy a 2005 GUIV, it's got that puss motor the TD42Ti and a list of mod best suited to long distance a outback Touring, anyone? Anyone?
Dodgy airbag!
I'll give ya $10k to take it off your hands. Doing you a favour!Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
Lol. How do I go about this then? My Patrol is 2001, but the wheel is from an 06 model.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
Yup you're buggered too. Better drop the td42 in and sell it to meQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
What's an air bag? I've never had one of those!
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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
I'll see your 10K and raise you 2 of these for those short arms of hisQuote:
Originally Posted by Rock Trol
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couldnt find your info but gov site has thisQuote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
NISSAN—N16 Pulsar, Y61 Patrol, D22 Navara, A33 Maxima and T30 X-Trail vehicles
PRA number: 2014/14182
Date published: 27th June 2014
Product information
Product description
Nissan N16 Pulsar, Y61 Patrol, D22 Navara, A33 Maxima and T30 X-Trail vehicles built between April 2001 and June 2003.
Identifying features
Campaign number: R1407
Target number: 25,941
What are the defects?
This is an amendment to the affected vehicles in the previous recall campaign that was launched globally in 2013.
The front passenger air bag inflator contains propellant wafers that are required to properly deploy the air bag. Some incorrect propellant wafers with insufficient density might be installed in certain inflators. This may cause the combustion rate of the propellant to increase inside the inflator, which can lead to internal pressure rising suddenly during air bag deployment and may result in abnormal deployment. In certain cases, the inflator housing may rupture and the metal fragments may scatter.
What are the hazards?
Abnormal passenger airbag deployment or metal fragment scatter may pose a hazard to the occupants of the vehicle.
Where the product was sold
Nationally
Traders who sold this product
Authourised Nissan dealers
Supplier
Nissan Motor Co. (Australia) Pty Ltd
What should consumers do?
Owners of affected vehicles will be advised to contact their Nissan Dealer to arrange for replacement of the front passenger airbag inflator. The replacement will be at no cost to owners.
34 million cars world wide, seems the place Takata that makes the bags
Has destroys some production files so who knows how many,
Watching NBC atm
Go to safercar.gov and type in your Vin number may only be USA
Is there anyway of identifying the airbag, I have an airbag wheel from an unknown Nissan on my patrol that I am reading this nervous about.
Like a Woopee cushion But high techQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie