Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has issued a recall notice for 1928 examples of the 2012-13 (KK) Cherokee over concerns the active headrests won’t deploy correctly in an accident.
According to the company, a failure in the ‘occupant restraint controller’ might prevent the active headrests from activating in a rear-end collision, increasing the risk of injury to the front seat occupants.
The recall affects 1928 units – a list of the relevant VINs can be found here.
FCA will contact affected owners to warn them about the issue, before sending a separate letter when replacement parts become available and telling them to take the car to a dealer for a fix.
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