In the Santa Fe, an occupant sensor in the front seat, which is
supposed to detect when a small child is sitting there, may not accurately
detect the presence of a small adult.
Since airbags an injure small children in a crash, the sensors work with
computers to shut off the front airbag if it detects a small child in the front
seat. But the airbags should still release for small adults, so Hyundai dealers
will recalibrate the sensor software to better differentiate between children
and small adults.
The
Santa Fe recall applies to model years 2007 through 2009.
Meanwhile,
the South Korea-based automaker is is also recalling 22,2512 model year 2012
and 2013 Sonatas for an unrelated airbag issue.
Because of a manufacturing error, side airbags on these cars may
inflate unnecessarily. To fix the problem, Hyundai dealers will replace side
airbags.
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mistake is everywhere
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