Maserati 2008 Granturismo Recalled

Maserati is recalling 56 Model Year 2008 Granturismo vehicles equipped with the advanced passenger seat air bag weight sensor system.

A malfunction can occur in the supplemental restraint system (SRS) electronic control unit (ECU) software when the battery is not fully charged. In the event of a crash, the passenger side air bag and passenger seat belt pre-tensioner may not deploy increasing the risk of injuries. Dealers will replace the SRS ECU units as necessary.

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