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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.
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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 seat belt and airbag parts worldwide, the Swedish supplier said on Friday.

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