Last update 16. 02. 2024
Infinity issued two recalls affecting two of its models in 2017 according to the Rapex database. Both Infiniti Q30s and QX30s were recalled due to airbags, their inflators and the control unit, respectively.
The Infiniti QX30 is a crossover based on the Q30 hatchback and both are being made at a Sunderland factory in the UK. This is the reason why the recall affected both of these cars.
The first airbag issue was caused by the incorrect mixing ratio of chemicals in a detonator of the inflator, while the second airbag-related problem involved an incorrectly programmed control unit. The relevant production years are shown in the link under each model.
An overview of the Infiniti 2017 recalls by model
Infiniti Q30
Mar 2017: The mixture ratio of the ignition chemicals in the inflator of the passenger airbag is incorrect. In the event of an accident, this could prevent the deployment of the passenger airbag.
https://car-recalls.eu/listing/infiniti-q30-2016/
May 2017: In the event of an accident, the restraint systems may not be activated as intended.
https://car-recalls.eu/listing/infiniti-q30-2015-2017/
Infiniti QX30
Mar 2017: The mixture ratio of the ignition chemicals in the inflator of the passenger airbag is incorrect. In the event of an accident, this could prevent the deployment of the passenger airbag.
https://car-recalls.eu/listing/infiniti-qx30-2016/
May 2017: In the event of an accident, the restraint systems may not be activated as intended.
https://car-recalls.eu/listing/infiniti-qx30-2015-2017/
Useful links
- All Infiniti recalls
- Infiniti recalls in 2018 (1)
- Infiniti recalls in 2020 (1)
- Infiniti recalls in 2021 (3)
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