Important point for us to remember. Recall notice from FCA states that we get a follow-up notice when parts are available. My experience is that doesn't mean the dealer will have these on the shelf in inventory. Typically, means parts can be ordered from an FCA warehouse whenever a Crossfire is brought in for this recall.

As I stated earlier, don't be surprised if this repair is at least a 2-day service repair when you take your Crossfire in for the recall. Might be a 3-day event depending on where the nearest warehouse facility is in relation to your respective dealer. I'm hoping I can persuade my local dealer to order the new driver airbag module ahead of time and then contact me when they receive it. Plan to tell them that I will wait on the car during repair so they get at it right away & the XFire doesn't have stay overnight. This repair shouldn't take more than an hour.

I hope I'm wrong on their typical work process, but it's my experience with these types of recalls.