It jumped from 370,000 to 3,700,000 from the first article to this one.


Look for your "Interim" letter, then wait for the non-existent parts to come in.


If you think it took a long time to get a little stupid relay kit for the TIPM, just think how long it will take to get a part that comes in 20 or more colors and trim styles, and has an explosive device installed. Yikes!

 

I took my truck into my dealer. The only thing that they did was inspect both front airbags and they said that they needed to be replaced so they have them on order for me.

 

Sweet I need to take mine in still. Never have time. Might as well get the ball rolling because like what TNtech said it might take awhile to get them.

 

So, do we need to take our vehicles to the dealership for a VIN verification? I have not received any kind of notice for my vehicle.

 

Hi Gary-L,

You can check to see if your vehicle is affected by any outstanding recalls on our Mopar Owner Connect site: https://www.moparownerconnect.com/oc...allsQuery.aspx

 

Thanks for the link. Here are my results.

 

No problem! You should receive a notification letter when the parts are available to perform the repair.

 

Here is a link that will cover most vehicles. My Dodge reported, but my Mazda didn't.

http://www.safercar.gov/rs/takata/index.html

 

They expanded it. It's gonna take YEARS to get all these airbags replaced. I don't mean just Chrysler If Takata doesn't go belly-up before then.

 

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