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Because of a software glitch, chime reminders to buckle up and remove the key from the ignition may fail to work in cars equipped with the base radio and OnStar.
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In 32,400 vehicles in the 2012 model year, a defect may cause the occupant detection system to turn off the front-passenger air bag under certain conditions.
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The action, which addresses an overheating issue tied to the HVAC system, affects nearly 165,000 vehicles.
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The recall affects 686,287 Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia and Saturn Outlook vehicles.
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The action affects 128,804 sedans in the 2015 model year.
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The largest of two separate recalls involves 65,352 2013-2016 model-year Range Rover and 2014-2016-MY Range Rover Sport SUVs whose doors may unlatch unexpectedly.
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The aftermarket rear camera might reverse the display image, causing the driver to turn the wrong way to avoid hitting an object while backing up.
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Current labels on some Braun-modified vehicles may include inaccurate weight-rating information, increasing the risk of vehicle overloading.
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During a July 2 public hearing, the automaker outlines recent changes aimed at improving and speeding up its safety recall notifications and remedies. But federal regulators are expected to take enforcement action later this month for FCA’s past mistakes in 23 recalls.
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In nearly 433,000 vehicles in North America, a glitch in the body control module software may cause the engine to continue to run after the driver tries to turn off the ignition.
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