View Full Version : Yaris Recalls ????
steph07
02-07-2009, 04:20 PM
:help:ne1 heard of the Yaris recalls for 06 and 07 models bc of the seatbelt failure that if u have a collision right when the belts tighten up they release a gas from it that can be flammable and of course DEADLY!!! wth? is this true for alll Yaris?:confused:
WeeYari
02-07-2009, 04:33 PM
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13324&highlight=recall
Bob_VT
02-07-2009, 05:24 PM
:help:ne1 heard of the Yaris recalls for 06 and 07 models bc of the seatbelt failure that if u have a collision right when the belts tighten up they release a gas from it that can be flammable and of course DEADLY!!! wth? is this true for alll Yaris?:confused:
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Please look around and use the search function...... the moderators who "try" to keep things organized have their hands full (when they are sober :laugh:) and will have to lock up or move around posts to keep things tidy.
Don't freak out..... you will probably not die from a seatbelt fault but you might if you do not wear one!
yaris-?
02-07-2009, 05:33 PM
Like you said '06 & '07 models that doesn't sound like all to me (grin) but if you feel paranoid visit (or phone) a Toyota dealer or two with your VIN - let us know what U find out !
MadMax
02-07-2009, 05:52 PM
:help:ne1 heard of the Yaris recalls for 06 and 07 models bc of the seatbelt failure that if u have a collision right when the belts tighten up they release a gas from it that can be flammable and of course DEADLY!!! wth? is this true for alll Yaris?:confused:
Welcome to the forum, but please following the expected courtesies of any forum...which are SEARCH FIRST! You can find a lot of info on this with a simple search, to include information that usually only goes to dealerships.
Secondly, skip the hysteria. There has been a SINGLE occurrence where the heat from the seat belt tensioner was so extreme that it caused the insulation to catch fire. Yep, ONE! But Toyota initiated a recall to be on the safe side.
By the way, back in the 70s I drove a Ford Pinto. People claimed those things would blow up if you looked at them wrong; but if mine didn't blow up, I seriously doubt any of them would. I had mine airborne and went offroading with it. I beat the snot out of that poor car and it never exploded on me.
Cheers! M2
GeneW
02-07-2009, 07:25 PM
By the way, back in the 70s I drove a Ford Pinto. People claimed those things would blow up if you looked at them wrong; but if mine didn't blow up, I seriously doubt any of them would. I had mine airborne and went offroading with it. I beat the snot out of that poor car and it never exploded on me.
Cheers! M2
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/1971-1980-ford-pinto12.htm
Gene
steph07
02-08-2009, 12:40 AM
OMG ok thanx for the info... I shall seek:clap:
N9QGS
02-08-2009, 12:49 AM
I have not received anything yet on the recall, I think it may be another few weeks before they get the communication and training out to all the dealers. I have yet to receive anything on my 2007 Yaris Sedan. So I don't know how quickly they will make the notification or know what VINS are affected, but from the number its a good chunk if not all.
steph07
02-08-2009, 12:55 AM
O man... thats all we need now... :cry:
steph07
02-08-2009, 12:56 AM
So I see... Yaris S sedan!! I soo wanted one of those! How they drive? I heard their pricing is at starting about what a corolla costs *Basic...
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