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Safety Systems
LDV DELIVER 9 and eDELIVER 9 Airbag Control Recall: Calibration Does Not Mean Every Airbag Needs Replacement
Distinguish Australian DELIVER 9 and eDELIVER 9 airbag control calibration from collision repairs and physical airbag parts.
If a DELIVER 9 or eDELIVER 9 owner presents an airbag recall notice, do not immediately list every airbag for purchase. This Australian campaign identifies airbag control unit software calibration sensitivity. Separating the control concern from physical component condition establishes who should handle it and what still needs inspection.
Excess sensitivity may cause unintended deployment
REC-006545 states that the airbag control unit, ACU, software may be calibrated with higher sensitivity than intended. Driver, passenger, side curtain and/or seat side airbags may deploy unexpectedly while driving. [Official defect description][S07]
This does not mean every airbag is already damaged or that all must deploy together. Check the particular campaign and actual vehicle state rather than reducing “airbag recall” to “replace all airbags”.
No collision history does not remove the need to check eligibility
The notice concerns possible unintended deployment during driving; a previous collision is not a prerequisite. [Official risk description][S07] An owner's statement that the vehicle has never been in a collision cannot alone justify skipping campaign verification.
Conversely, existing collision or deployment history needs separate repair assessment. Do not place every item requiring post-collision attention under this recall remedy.
Do not turn a control concern into an invented repair list
The official instruction is for affected owners to visit an LDV dealer for repair. The public notice does not identify the exact software version or a physical replacement-parts list. [Official arrangements][S07] Purchasing should follow a repair requirement confirmed by the authorised provider before determining whether a control unit or airbag component is involved.
Clearing ordinary fault codes or temporarily having no warning does not establish recall completion. The more useful records are campaign completion status and any separately inspected, confirmed physical parts requirement.
Scope and verification
This article covers Australia, REC-006545／LDV2604, originally published on Feb 23, 2026. The notice lists years 2024—2026 and 4,199 DELIVER 9 and eDELIVER 9 vehicles combined. Check individual vehicles against the [official VIN list][V77]; the combined notice does not prove diesel and electric versions share parts.
No public data were available for exact work instructions, software versions, physical parts lists, OE numbers or interchangeability. [To be verified] No individual VIN enquiry was performed. Ordinary compatibility requires the VIN and local factory parts catalogue; airbags and recall matters should be handled by the local authorised provider.
For ordinary safety-system parts confirmed by inspection, use the parts enquiry page.
[S07]: https://www.vehiclerecalls.gov.au/recalls/rec-006545
[V77]: https://www.vehiclerecalls.gov.au/sites/default/files/recall-files/REC-006545-VIN-List-1.csv