Front Driver Side Air Bag Inflator Problems of BMW 335

Takata recall driver's front air bag: during air bag deployment in an accident, the driver's front air bag module may produce excessive internal pressure that could cause the inflator to rupture.

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Car remains subject to an airbag inflator recall 15 months after I bought it. This recall is blocking me from trading the car at a dealer for something different, because they are not allowed to sell the car with a pending recall.

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Nhtsa recall number: 16v071 recall date: February 5, 2016 driver's front air bag: during air bag deployment in an accident, the driver's front air bag module may produce excessive internal pressure that could cause the inflator to rupture. Complaint: it has now been 8 months and BMW still cannot tell me when the parts will come in. Here is what customerrelations@bmwusa. Com said in an email I received today: "at this time, we are not able to provide you with a timeframe as to when parts may become available. " is this acceptable? art rose.

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Takata recall the minnetonka, minnesota BMW dealership informed me on April 4 2016 that due to the recall on takata's psdi-5 driver side airbag inflators impacting my vehicle, there was a ¿sales hold¿ on my vehicle. This means that the BMW dealership will not or cannot sell the vehicle to another consumer until the defect is remedied. The dealership also informed me that the approximate expected time for parts to be available to remedy the defect would be 12 months. When I contacted BMW corporate on April 6 2016, they confirmed that the parts would not be available for around 12 months. Furthermore, BMW corporate is not offering impacted vehicle owners compensation for the drastic reduction in vehicle value related to the sales hold and the extended time to remedy the defect. The excessive remedy time for this defect is unacceptable in the absence of compensation for the severe deterioration in vehicle value as I intend to sell my vehicle in the next 12 months.

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Takata inflators are defective. I received a letter seven months ago from BMW in March 2016 informing me of a recall. I have received no further notice as to win these repairs will be taken care of. BMW should have to compensate owners for their flawed and dangerous design. As this car is my only transportation I have no choice than to drive a vehicle with safety features that could actually increase my risk of serious injury or death. This warrants financial compensation from BMW. Also, the cruise control stopped working for absolutely no reason.

Takata recall. I received a recall notice stating that in the event of a crash a defect in the airbag could cause rupturing of the inflator resulting in serious injury or death. It is now more than 9 months since receipt of this notice. I have contacted BMW 3 times since receipt of the notice and they state there is still no indication of when they might be able to replace the defective airbag. I'm hoping you can assist with forcing BMW to get this safety replacement completed.

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Feb 05,2016 manufacturer recall numberna NHTSA recall number16v071 recall status: recall incomplete driver's front air bag: during air bag deployment in an accident, the driver's front air bag module may produce excessive internal pressure that could cause the inflator to rupture. Even though recall begun a year and half ago, we still have not received our final notification letter yet from BMW. Everyday driving this vehicle, driver is at risk.

Takada inflators. Still awaiting replacement of defective part. Waiting for replacement since 2/5/16. Called 3/27/17 and was advised there were no replacement parts available.

2011 BMW 335i. Consumer writes in regards to replacement parts not available to repair air bag inflator recall notice. The consumer stated the manufacturer advised the vehicle may not be repaired for another 22 months. The consumer feels that is an unreasonable amount of time. Updated 04/18/2016.