1 & 3 series recall

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   BMW recalling 2008MY 1- and 3-Series; plus 2009MY X5 and X6 models over safety concerns

A potential fault with the side airbags fitted to 2008 BMW 1- and
3-Series cars has lead to a recall notice from the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration. Apparently, possible fitment of the
wrong crimp connector can cause the airbag not to properly deploy. 

In
a separate recall, 2009 model year BMW X5 and X6 crossovers are also
being called back to dealers, as they may have been fitted with rear
brake discs that don't meet specifications. In extreme cases, the flaw
could cause the rear disc to break, which would obviously then hurt the
vehicle's ability to stop.

Unusually, the number of vehicles
possibly covered under the actions has not been released, and BMW has
not yet released the protocol for either repair. In any case, you can
contact the company or NHTSA for more information. Complete information
can be found in the NHTSA notices after the jump.

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	BMW recalling 2008MY 1- and 3-Series; plus 2009MY X5 and X6 models over safety concerns A potential fault with the side airbags fitted to 2008 BMW 1- and 3-Series cars has lead to a recall notice from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Apparently, possible fitment of the wrong crimp connector can cause the airbag not to properly deploy. In a separate recall, 2009 model year BMW X5 and X6 crossovers are also being called back to dealers, as they may have been fitted with rear brake discs that don't meet specifications. In extreme cases, the flaw could cause the rear disc to break, which would obviously then hurt the vehicle's ability to stop. Unusually, the number of vehicles possibly covered under the actions has not been released, and BMW has not yet released the protocol for either repair. In any case, you can contact the company or NHTSA for more information. Complete information can be found in the NHTSA notices after the jump.
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