Honda Recalls Replacement PSDI-5D Takata Inflators for Exploding

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Scott McCracken
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Excessive Moisture in Replacement Airbags

Those replacement PSDI-5D Takata inflators that were supposedly safe? Now they're exploding too. The desiccated replacements were exposed to excess moisture during assembly. This rapidly degrades the propellant and allows pressure to build up over time, turning the inflator into a mini-grenade that explodes during airbag deployment.

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