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saab 9-3 UK Recall

SAAB 9-3 – RIGHT HAND FRONT SEAT MAY NOT LOCK CORRECTLY

SAAB 9-3 ( –  ) DEFECT:  It has been established that due to a process problem at a sub supplier the right hand side front seat recliner mechanism may fail. This will result in that the back-rest can’t be moved back into the locking position. The condition is very obvious but if ignored and the vehicle is involved in a crash the seat belt which is integral to the seat structure will not restrain the occupant as designed.

Remedy

The seat should be inspected and if necessary replaced.

Recall Launch Date03/12/2010
Recall No.R/2010/213
Models Affected9-3
Manufacturer Ref15027
VIN StartA6000005
VIN endA6000194
Build Start
Build end
Vehicle numbers (UK)121

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