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Reported risk: Certain vehicles equipped with optional sport seats may pose a greater risk of neck injury for small children who are unbelted, out-of-position, and leaning against the side airbag in the event of a crash involving a side airbag deployment. Note: Drivers should not allow a small child to sit in the passenger seat until recall repairs are completed. Correction: Dealers will replace the passenger side airbag.
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