Citroen: Airbag
Airbag JapanIn right-hand drive vehicles, due to an improper computer program in the airbag control unit, the airbag may deploy when excessive impact is applied to the steering wheel, such as striking it …
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In right-hand drive vehicles, due to an improper computer program in the airbag control unit, the airbag may deploy when excessive impact is applied to the steering wheel, such as striking it …
In right-hand drive vehicles, due to improper computer programming of the airbag control device, the airbag may deploy if an excessive impact is applied, such as striking the steering wheel forcefully.
Due to improper construction of the ignition switch (engine ignition switch), internal wear accumulates metal particles that can short-circuit, potentially leading to fire.
Due to improper design of the ignition switch, internal wear generates metal particles that accumulate inside the switch, potentially causing short circuits and fire.
The gap between the driver's seat bottom panel and battery terminals is minimal. When seated, the seat deflects and the bottom panel can press against the terminals, potentially damaging the battery terminals …
The plastic retaining clip that rotates the steering wheel and airbag contact ring (a device that supplies power to the airbag during steering operation) together may break due to insufficient strength. As …
The plating inside the motor that actuates the electronically controlled throttle valve of the engine is inadequate. When the vehicle repeatedly travels in congested traffic under high ambient temperatures, the plating may …
The plating inside the motor that actuates the electronically controlled throttle valve of the engine is inadequate. When the vehicle repeatedly operates in congested traffic under high ambient temperatures, the plating may …
Certain fuel pipes and fittings located on the upper engine have manufacturing defects. Continued use in this condition may result in fuel leakage and, in worst cases, fire.
If debris enters inside the parking brake cable cover, the cable may not fully retract when the parking brake lever is released, causing the brake to remain engaged. This can damage the …
Improper surface treatment of gears used in the automatic transmission may cause abnormal noise during deceleration. Continued use in this condition risks gear damage and potential loss of driving capability.
The fuel petcock negative pressure valve, mounted at the bottom of the fuel tank, has an improperly shaped internal geometry. Repeated actuation can cause the negative pressure valve to malfunction, stopping fuel …
Some brake hoses attached to the left rear wheel disc brake are assembled in an improper position. The hose may interfere with the fuel tank mounting bracket due to vertical movement of …
Due to improper programming in the engine control computer, when the accelerator pedal is released to decelerate during low-speed driving, the EGR valve (exhaust gas recirculation device for reducing emissions) may malfunction, …
The body attachment point of the front suspension system lacks sufficient strength. Repeated hard braking at high speed may cause cracks to develop in this area. Continued operation in this condition could …
In vehicles equipped with automatic cruise control fitted with turbocharged engines, the hook shape of the cruise control lever attached to the throttle body is inappropriate. When the accelerator pedal is depressed, …
The diaphragm in the traction control system switch (a device that prevents tire slippage on low-friction road surfaces) has insufficient durability. Continued use in this condition may result in brake fluid leakage …
Insufficient cleaning of the retaining screw inside the throttle valve of the engine may cause it to loosen during use. If operation continues in this condition, engine speed may not decrease even …
Improper welding of the retention bracket for the strut bar, which is part of the vehicle body and suspension system, may cause partial delamination of the weld. In the worst case, the …
Some vehicles have water drain holes beneath the left rear side panel sealed with sealant. Rainwater can accumulate inside the panel, causing corrosion on the fuel pump electrical connector terminals, resulting in …
The air bag deployment sensor is prone to react to instantaneous impacts. The air bag may deploy when the vehicle passes through deep depressions at high speed or when riding over obstacles …
The airbag deployment sensor is prone to react to momentary impacts. The airbag may deploy when passing through a deep depression at high speed or when driving over an obstacle on the …
The resin component securing the accelerator cable has insufficient heat resistance and may break. If this occurs, the cable remains in a pulled state, preventing engine RPM from decreasing.
The resin component securing the accelerator cable lacks sufficient heat resistance and may fracture. If this occurs, the cable remains in a pulled state, preventing engine RPM from decreasing.
The sliding shaft (pin), which is part of the linkage between the shift lever and automatic transmission, may not move smoothly. When the shift lever is operated to the Park position, the …
Improper function of the fuel vapor control valve and related components may cause engine stall during traffic signal stops, low-speed driving, or continuous curve driving.
Some vehicles have headlight and power window fuses installed in swapped positions. If wiring shorts, fire may occur before the fuse functions.
Some rear seat belt intermediate guides have insufficient rivet strength. Upon collision impact, the intermediate guide may detach, causing the seat belt to loosen.
During assembly of the bracket supporting the rear turn signal indicator, excessive load may have been applied to the bracket or rubber. Continued use in this condition may cause the bracket or …
Due to inadequate engine control computer programming for ignition timing and related parameters, backfiring may occur during engine start. In the worst case, the intake manifold may rupture, potentially leading to fire.
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