Volvo XC90: The second row seat belt buckle may not be fastened

27/01/2024

Volvo is recalling 8,555 XC90 vehicles manufactured in 2023 to authorised workshops worldwide. If the second row seat belt buckle is not fastened in accordance with the specification, it may come loose in the event of an accident and impair the protective effect of the belt system.

At the authorised workshop the fastening of the seat belt buckle must be checked and, if necessary, modified on the affected vehicles.

The KBA monitors the recall under the reference number “013440“. The internal manufacturer code is “R10259“.

Recall details

Make:	Volvo
Model:	XC90
Year of manufacture:	2023
Production:	2023
Extent:	8,555
Code:	R10259
KBA publication date:	17.01.2024

Source: KBA 013440 (Search Rückrufcode: R10259)

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