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Autoliv says seat belt, airbags may lead to 400,000 vehicle recalls

The potentially defective seat belt parts were made between April 10 and Oct. 15, the NHTSA filing shows.
DD
By:
Daniel Dickson and Bernie Woodall
December 23, 2016 05:00 AM

STOCKHOLM/DETROIT -- Automakers may recall as many as 400,000 vehicles that have Autoliv Inc. seat belt and airbag parts worldwide, the Swedish auto safety parts maker said on Friday.

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