Opel Grandland: Faulty seat airbags

26/05/2025

Opel is recalling 4,094 Grandland vehicles manufactured between 21 March and 19 November 2024 to authorized workshops worldwide. The reason for the recall is that the routing of the wiring harness in the front seats can lead to damage to metal parts if the backrests are folded into the rearmost position. As a result, there is a risk that the seat airbag may lose its function.

In an authorized workshop, the routing of the wiring harness will be checked and, if necessary, re-routed or repaired.

The Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA) monitors the recall under the reference number “14823R“. The internal manufacturer code is “KQV“.

Recall details

Make:	Opel
Models:	Grandland
Year of manufacture:	2024
Production:	21. 3. 2024 – 19. 11. 2024
Extent:	4,094
Codes:	KQV
KBA publication date:	19. 5. 2025

Source: KBA 14823R (Search Rückrufcode: KQV)

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