Chrysler is recalling 282-thousand minivans from the 2013 model year because the side air bags can deploy on the wrong side in a crash. Side air bags are supposed to deploy on the side of the vehicle that's involved in a crash. Chrysler says a software problem is causing its air bags to deploy on the opposing side of the vehicle. Affected models are the Dodge Grand Caravan, Chrysler Town and Country and Ram Cargo Van. The recalled involves nearly 50-thousand vehicles in Canada. Chrysler says there has been one minor injury related to the defect. The automaker says it will notify affected customers, and dealers will reprogram the software for free.

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