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Honda CR-Vs Recalled

Honda Motor Co. is recalling 130,617 CR-V sport-utility vehicles because the driver's air bag might inflate incorrectly, federal regulators said Wednesday.

From Detroit Free Press
Honda Motor Co. is recalling 130,617 CR-V sport-utility vehicles because the driver’s air bag might inflate incorrectly, federal regulators said Wednesday.

Vehicles from the 2002-2004 model years are included in the recall. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said some air bags have bad wiring and could inflate at the wrong rate, increasing the driver’s risk of injury in a crash. Dealers will repair the wiring beginning this month, the agency said.

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