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JLR to remove Takata airbags from spare parts market

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Jaguar Land Rover Australia (JLRA) has revealed its plan to recover Takata airbags from auto recyclers.

It has joined forces with All Auto Recalls to retrieve the faulty parts.

By using the AAR system, which uses VIN numbers to identify the parts, it will be able to identify, locate and retrieve affected Takata airbags in JLRA vehicles.

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This partnership will also assist auto recyclers to identify recalled airbags and have a process in place for their return and subsequent

compensation.

“As a manufacturer we take the safety of our customer and our responsibilities under the compulsory recall very seriously and this partnership will help us deliver on both, effectively and efficiently,” says Jaguar Land Rover Australia.

AAR says it is proud to be partnering with Jaguar Land Rover.

“This relationship will help them and the automotive recycling industry remove unsafe products from the spare parts market” says Chris Daglis, founder of AAR.

“This announcement is the first of hopefully many more with leading manufacturers.”

Scott Morgan

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