Owners of some older Ford and Mazda vehicles in Canada and the US are being warned to stop driving because of a serious Takata airbag defect. Ford ...
Owners of some older Ford and Mazda vehicles in Canada and the US are being warned to stop driving because of a serious Takata airbag defect.According to Transport Canada, this issue involves driver or passenger front airbag inflators, which could produce too much pressure when the airbag is opened.
In a statement, Ford said that this do-not-drive warning is part of an ongoing recall first issued in 2015 that involved"several vehicle lines equipped with Takata non-desiccated airbag inflators." The advisory applies to the owners of the following cars and trucks who have not completed recalls 15S21, 17S42 and 19S01:2006-2012 Ford Fusion, Mercury Milan, Lincoln MKZ/Zephyr vehiclesMazda said its do-not-drive warning applies to customers whose vehicles have not been repaired under the 1317F, 1417G, 1817L, 1917L, 2118A, 2418A, and 2618F recalls.Both Ford and Mazda said that parts are available for impacted vehicles, and customers come in for repairs at their local dealerships.
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