Front Air Bag Sensor Control problems of the 2000 Acura TL

Six problems related to front air bag sensor control have been reported for the 2000 Acura TL. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2000 Acura TL based on all problems reported for the 2000 TL.

1 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

Failure Date: 01/17/2008

Srs light comes on when passenger raises up from seat back. Dealer does not repair but just turns light off, which will come back on shortly. Didn't seem to be much of a problem until service advisor said air bags do not work properly when light is on. If that is the case, it seems it should be fixed instead of covered up.

2 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

Failure Date: 10/09/2004

Air bag light came on intermittently. Dealer serviced the vehicle. Then, consumer rear ended a vehicle at 50 mph. A recall letter was later received by the consumer on the air bag module. Nhtsa recall 02v080000.

3 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

Failure Date: 04/01/2004

Problems with air bag frontal sensor / control module. Dealer replaced opds unit and driver's seat belt.

4 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

Failure Date: 09/27/2003

Srs system failure due to faulty part. (nar) the consumer feels that the failure was due to a faulty part or design not wear or tear. The charges were unreasonably high due to poor design. An entire seat assembly should not have had to be replaced to fix an srs sensor.

5 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

Failure Date: 06/25/2003

The airbag system has failed 3 times in 16 months as indicated by the srs warning light on the instrument panel. The system's availability during a crash is questionable.

6 Front Air Bag Sensor Control problem

While driving at 30 mph srs indicator light came on and stayed on. This may result in air bag failure. Dealership replaced the battery, but the problem still exists.




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