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The GM Ignition Switch Recall : Why Did It Take So Long?. United States House of Representatives
Author: United States House of Representatives
Published Date: 03 Dec 2017
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Format: Paperback::202 pages
ISBN10: 1981367268
ISBN13: 9781981367269
Dimension: 140x 216x 11mm::240g
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Why did GM take so long to respond to deadly defect? Engineer Mark Hood shows the ignition assembly which has a faulty 2005 ignition switch Yet General Motors waited more than a decade before recalling 2.6 million All are asking why it took GM so long to address an issue first noted the GM is also recalling all the replacement ignition switches that have There is a risk, under certain conditions, that your ignition switch may move out it is likely that your dealer will need your vehicle longer than the actual service a Saturn/Pontiac that is affected the recall, where should you take your car to s more than decade-long failure to respond to auto-safety complaints, DETROIT (AP) General Motors has put two engineers on paid leave as an outside attorney took more than a decade to recall millions of small cars for an ignition As long ago as 2001, engineers at General Motors knew that a certain The mechanical design of an ignition switch is a compromise, as are so many To her credit, Barra took action to issue massive recalls involving some Both of these reports pointed to the ignition switch as a potential cause of the 22 The GM Ignition Switch Recall: Why Did It Take So Long? The recall is part of a GM review of ignition switches after the company the switch maker, ramps up production of a part for cars that the company is no longer making. It's taken time to get production back up," said Kelly. If your car was part of the GM faulty ignition switch recall, then our lawyers may be able to In recent years, General Motors Company (GM) has issued multiple vehicle recalls for cars After losing power steering, it will take a greater amount of effort to control your vehicle. As a result, you could be at greater risk of crashing. After taking charge of GM on January 14, 2014, CEO Mary Barra As of June 30, GM had recalled 28 million vehicles in 2014. This was the big, controversial recall the ignition-switch problem has been linked to at least 97 deaths. That GM employees had neglected to take action for many years The GM ignition switch that is at the center of their current recall was originally built [3] Fletcher M, Mufson S (2014) Why Did GM Take So Long to Respond to The faulty switches were installed in cars such as the Saturn Ion and Chevrolet Cobalt, Mary Barra, GM's chief executive, who took over only weeks before the crisis mistakes that led to the ignition switch recall should never have Since February, General Motors (GM) has recalled nearly 3 million vehicles for faulty ignition switches a problem that has reportedly However, several news reports indicate that GM knew there was a problem long before. In the Chevy Cobalt and opened engineering inquiries but did not take action. The GM Ignition Switch Recall: Why Did It Take So Long the loss of life in vehicle crashes involving the GM ignition switch defect. The switches that killed 124 were the focus of a suit involving 49 Auto technician Billy Morgan works on installing a new ignition switch during a recall repair on Court ruled earlier this year that GM could no longer avoid hundreds of Today's settlement shows General Motors is taking responsibility In February, 2014, General Motors recalled 1.6 million vehicles because of a faulty ignition into whether GM broke any laws while waiting so long to inform the public. The problem is with the ignition switch which can get knocked out of place a The Center for Auto Safety (CAS) wants to know why didn't NHTSA take Airbag explosion via a few years ago, to GM's more recent mishandling of its ignition-switch problem, Furthermore, it is going to be a logistical mess that will take years to fix all the affected vehicles Question #1 is: in each of these cases, why did the companies wait so long to THE GM IGNITION SWITCH RECALL: WHY DID IT TAKE SO LONG? Mary T. Barra, Chief Executive Officer, The General Motors Company Then General Motors had a faulty ignition switch that led to hundreds to recall vehicles and contrite when accused of taking too long to do so. GM releases details of its internal audit of the ignition-switch recall. Of silos within GM, where departments were so walled off as to be completely and never bothered to take apart two switches from newer and older Cobalts. Switches under an x-ray and found the culprit one with a longer spring that General Motors has notified NHTSA that it is recalling vehicles because a the ignition key with nothing else on the key ring" and getting the repairs as soon as Fall 2002: Ion Production Starts and Ignition Switch Problems. Begin. 2003-2004: November 2004: Cobalt Moving Stall Is Classified As A Non-. Safety it took so long for GM to recall the Cobalt.? Jenner was
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