Honda says ruptured Takata airbag led to death in Louisiana not original





Honda says ruptured Takata airbag led to death in Louisiana

Inflator in the Civic was not the original one installed

December 19, 2017 @ 7:22 pm
Sanjana Shivdas
Reuters

Honda Motor Co.'s North American unit and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Tuesday that a ruptured airbag inflator of Takata Corp. used in a Honda Civic caused the death of the driver on July 10.
The 2004 model car involved in the crash in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was under recall but had not received the repair, the company said, adding that the ruptured inflator in the vehicle was not the original one installed.
Takata airbag inflators have been linked to at least 18 deaths and 180 injuries around the world.
Honda has so far removed over 100,000 inflators from salvage yards and has requested that major online auction sites prohibit and stop the sale of affected airbags.

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