Continuing the recall parade that’s marked this automotive year—including dozens of GM recalls, the Takata airbag fiasco, and many more—Ford has issued an action for the brand-spankin’-new 2015 Mustang.
The good news (if there can be any concerning a recall) is that just 50 ponies the U.S. and three in Canada are affected by the issue, which concerns the passenger seatbelt.
The manufacturer says the Mustangs in question may have a problem with the passenger-side safety-belt tension sensor. The sensors may not have been calibrated by the supplier, which could potentially lead to improper passenger-airbag function based on inaccurate passenger classification. Ford says it is not aware of any injuries or accidents associated with the component/ The issue involves 2015 Mustangs built between August 18 and October 2.
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Ford dealers will replace the buckle assembly at no cost. So if you’re one of the very first people in North America to get your hands on Ford’s new pony car, go ahead and curb your gloating—for the few hours it takes to repair your car, you’ll be Mustangless just like the rest of us schmucks.
Car News Magazine – Source: caranddriver.com
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