
Honda Recalls Odyssey Minivans for Airbag Glitch
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Honda recalls over 37,000 Odyssey minivans due to software glitch causing unexpected airbag deployment, posing injury risk. Transport Canada warns, owners urged to visit dealerships for free reprogramming or unit swap. Previous recall for fuel line issues in SUVs. Stay vigilant, check vehicle status, and prioritize safety.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Honda Recalls Odyssey Minivans for Airbag Glitch. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Honda just dropped a recall on over 37,000 Odyssey minivans model years 2018 through 2022. The problem? A software glitch that could trigger side airbags and curtain airbags to pop without any crash, putting drivers and passengers at real risk of injury. Transport Canada flagged this on April 9th, calling it a straight-up safety hazard. No crashes needed just the wrong conditions, and boom, unexpected deployment. Those are getting mail notices from Honda, but folks are urged to hit up a dealership ASAP. They'll reprogram or swap out the airbag control unit to fix it, free of charge. You can check if your ride is affected online through the recall database, or dial Honda at 1-8889-466-329. This ain't their first rodeo earlier this year. They recall 12,000 SUVs in Canada over fuel line issues that could spark fires. Stay vigilant out there. Check your whip and keep the fam safe on the road.
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