Active Head Restraints Recalled

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Scott McCracken
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carcomplaints.com
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The 2011-2013 Liberty has been recalled because a faulty microcontroller in the active head restraints could cause the system to fail. The silver lining? If an active head restraint fails, it just becomes an inactive head restraint until you can get your module replaced or software updated.

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