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2022-2025 Toyota Tundra Recalled – Consumer Reports
Toyota is recalling about 443,000 Tundra pickup trucks due to the risk of the reverse lights not illuminating. Without those lights on when the truck is in Reverse, there is no indication that the vehicle is about to move backward, thereby risking a collision with an uninformed car or pedestrian. Moisture intrusion and the resulting corrosion are to blame for…
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Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator SUVs Recalled to Fix Brakes
Vehicles recalled: Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs manufactured between April 15, 2021 and Nov. 20, 2024 The problem: An error during the assembly process may have caused brake lines to bend during the installation of radiator hoses. The fix: Ford and Lincoln dealerships will inspect and, if necessary, replace any bent brake hoses or air cleaner outlet pipe. As…
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SharkNinja Foodi Multi-Cookers Recalled Due to Burn Risk
The risk: The pressure-cooking lid can be opened during use, causing hot contents to escape, posing a risk of burn injuries to consumers. Incidents/injuries: SharkNinja has received 106 reports of burn injuries, including more than 50 reports of second- or third-degree burns to the face or body. Where and when sold: Amazon, Costco, Sam’s Club, Target, and Walmart stores nationwide,…
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GM Full-Sized SUVs Recalled Due to Potential Engine Failure
Manufacturing defects with internal components (connecting rod and/or crankshaft) can cause engine damage and failure. According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration documents, drivers may see warning signs of a developing problem, such as unusual engine sounds, a check engine light in the instrument panel, and engine performance issues, such as hesitation, revving, abnormal shifting, and reduced power. If the…
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Acura MDX SUVs Recalled to Fix Rear Lights
Vehicles recalled: 2014-2020 Acura MDX SUVs. The problem: If moisture enters the taillight lid assemblies, it could trip a fuse, making certain lights stop working. If this happens, the vehicle will be less visible at night, which could increase the risk of a crash. The fix: Acura dealerships will install a fuse harness free of charge. They may also replace…
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Over 400,000 phone chargers recalled due to fire risk — what to do now
Over 400,000 Casely Power Pod portable MagSafe wireless phone chargers are being recalled by the company in conjunction with the Consumer Product Safety Commission due to a fire risk. The specific model is the 5,000mAh Power Pod with the model number E33A. The charger will have the brand name “Casely” engraved on the front and right sides of the bank.…
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Baby Food Sold at Target Recalled Due to High Levels of Lead
As a naturally occurring element, lead is present throughout our food supply from both natural and human-made sources. Recently, there’s been increased focus on identifying and removing it from baby food and infant formula. CR’s recent examination of contaminants in infant formula found lead in many—but crucially, not all—of the 41 infant formulas tested. Lead in baby food and formula…
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Thousands of Chicco MyFit Car Seats Are Being Recalled
Seats recalled: 30,984 Chicco MyFit Zip Air Harness + Booster car seats across two models have been recalled: Refer to the model number below to see if your car seat is affected. You can find the model number on the manufacturing label on your car seat (you may have to check under the seat cover or the seat itself). Model…
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The Halo BassiNest Flex Portable Bassinet Should Be Recalled
In January 2024, CR reported that the popular Halo BassiNest Flex portable bassinet had a tendency to tilt to one side, rather than remaining flat and level. Consumer Reports’ independent safety tests confirmed what numerous parents had complained about: The sleep surface of this bassinet is not flat when a weight is placed inside. It slopes toward the side that…
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Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Recalled for Seat Belt
The problem is due to a faulty pretensioner, an important safety device that uses a controlled explosive charge to tighten the belt at the beginning of a crash to prevent injury. If the pretensioner deploys when it isn’t supposed to, the belt may lock into place and won’t protect occupants during a crash. In addition to a stuck seat belt,…
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