2014 HONDA ODYSSEY Recalls — Canada & USA

Looking at these recalls, several share the same underlying theme and should be grouped carefully. Recalls 2 and 6 describe the same curtain airbag connector defect. Recalls 3, 5, and 7 all relate to second-row seat latch/unlock issues (seatback not locking properly). Recall 1 is about lateral seat positioning causing the seat to not latch to the floor striker. Recall 4 is the Rollx wheelchair restraint recall. Let me group: - Seat positioning/latching to floor (Recall 1): seat placed between positions, won't latch to striker, tips forward during braking - Seatback locking failures (Recalls 3, 5, 7): second row outboard seats' release lever can stay unlocked, seatback can fold unexpectedly; also recliner cam can over-rotate if walk-in feature used while fully reclined - Curtain airbag connector (Recalls 2 and 6): damaged electrical connector, airbag may not deploy - Wheelchair restraint (Recall 4): Rollx-installed QRT restraints, wheelchair can move during transit All severity scores are equal at 4, so I'll lead with the seat safety issues since they affect crash protection and braking safety broadly, or the airbag since airbag non-deployment is serious. They're all the same severity. I'll lead with the seat issue since it affects a broader range of model years and has a clear braking/crash risk.