A recall in November of 2009 involved the passenger side airbag on the Jeep Cherokee.
Because of the possibility of airbag injuries, children should ride in the back seat until they reach adult size.
If you own a Honda vehicle and want to know if your car or truck has been affected by the Honda airbag recall, you can enter your vehicle identification number at Honda Owner Link.
If you own a Honda vehicle, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with recent Honda airbag recalls.
In affected vehicles, including some 2001 Honda Civics and Accords, the airbag inflator produced too much pressure, potentially expelling metal fragments and causing injury.
In February of 2010, the Japanese automaker recalled more than 378,000 additional cars, trucks, and SUVs due to issues with the airbag inflator.
Installing a driver and passenger side airbag in your vehicle.
Never use a rear-facing child restraint in the front seat of a car fitted with an active frontal airbag.
Restraint System Discounts - Sometimes called a seatbelt or airbag discount, this applies to vehicles that have passive restraint systems, such as airbags and factory-installed motorized seatbelts.
Some 1995 models had defective battery issues with a potential for explosion, and 1997 models had airbag systems that were so touchy that any slight shock to the system could set off an accidental airbag deployment.
The 1995 models had a similar electrical design flaw where any liquid spilled in the console box (where people usually put drinks) could potentially short out the airbag deployment system and inadvertently trigger the airbags.
The danger in this case wasn't so much that the airbag would deploy inadvertently, but that it wouldn't deploy at all in the case of an accident.
The fix is needed to ensure the airbag deploys properly through the instrument panel tear seam.
The recall expansion was prompted by additional reports of problems with the airbags and one airbag inflator-caused fatality.