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Jeep 3LA-WL20; 3LA-WL20A; 7BA-WL20; 7BA-WL36L; 7BA-WL36LA — recall

Automotive · Japan · 2026-05-14

Jeep second-row headrests, improper manufacturing causes folding mechanism failure, headrest cannot be fixed.

CountryJapan
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-05-14
ManufacturerJeep
Models affected3LA-WL20; 3LA-WL20A; 7BA-WL20; 7BA-WL36L; 7BA-WL36LA
Units affected1136
DefectDue to an improper manufacturing process, some folding mechanisms of the headrests on the second-row left and right seats may not operate correctly. As a result, when returning the seatback of the affected seat from its folded state, the headrest may not be securely fixed in the correct position, potentially failing to comply with safety standards.
ComponentOther (Seating Device)
Recall typeVehicle
RemedyFor all affected vehicles, inspect the folding mechanism of the affected headrests. For those that cannot be securely fixed in the correct position, replace the headrest with a good one.
Recall number外-41770
Official noticeView source ↗

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