Air Bag Not Deploy problems of the 2001 Honda Accord - part 2

Vehicle is a 2001 Honda Accord ex with 3. 0 liter v-6 engine. Srs light on dash came on. I have been told that this means that the air bags will not deploy in an accident. I have also been told that the dealer charges $1300 to replace the srs module - which I do not have. Why isn't this safety feature covered under warranty?.

My srs air bag light came on about a year ago. I though it was a glitch because it happened at around 100000 miles. Someone told me recently that my air bags would not deploy with this light on so I have made an appointment to get it looked and have been told the airbag system may have to be replaced!!!!!!!!! I got online to research and have found that this is happening on many many 2001 Accords. This is serious, why isn't it being recalled!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is peoples lives you are dealing with. Most people can't afford to spend that kind of money for something that is obviously a manufacturer error. But how can you not fix it when most people by Honda because they are safe!.

Dt: the consumer owns a 2001 Honda Accord. The consumer states that she got into an accident on Monday and the air bags did not deploy.

1. Purchased a new 2001 Accord and the air bag lights would come on and off. Returned car to dealership three times w/o corrective action. Finally told that the tecnology is sensitive and nothing can be done. 2. On 11/27/04 I was in an accident. Another car came through an intersection and I hit the car broadside at approximately 35 mph. I hit with the passenger front corner and extending to the midsection of the front of the car. Air bags did not deploy! both vehicles had to be towed, police report filed and minor property damage.

After being involved in a collision passenger's frontal air bag deployed and driver's side air bag did not deploy. According to the mechanic the air bags were on the same sensor, and both should have deployed. Manufacturer refused to send a representative.

Pursuant to the freedom information act regarding recalls involving 2001 Honda Accords. Attorney request certified copies of any and all documents or information relative to any recalls of 2001 Honda Accords, which have been issued by Honda, the united states product safety commission or the united states highway traffic safety administration. The attorney's client was operation a 2001 Honda Accord when another vehicle turned into her path and struck her vehicle on the driver's side. The driver's side air bag failed to deploy upon impact. The client sustained injuries to her neck, shoulder and back.

One day, my srs check light came on randomly. I researched it on the internet to see what the problem may be, and I was informed that they're one of the very common problems associated with the 6th generation Accords, that are caused by no real problems. Honda corporation is not willing to offer a remedy about the problem, even though it involves safety issues (airbags will not deploy when the srs light is illuminated). I have to take it to the dealer now and pay $80+, just to have it checked out. If my srs needs to be replaced, as with most cases experienced by other Accord owners, it will be another $700+ for replacement. . Thank you for your time and attention.

I was driving approximately 60 mph and rear ended a city bus on the highway in wich the air bags failed to deploy.

While driving consumer applied the brakes and pedal went to the floor. This caused consumer's vehicle to rear end another vehicle in front. Upon impact, driver's side air bag did not deploy. But passenger's side air did deploy. Driver sustained neck and back injuries, and was taken to the hospital for observation. The vehicle was totaled by the insurance company.

While backing into a parking space vehicle suddenly accelerated and hit a wall. Upon impact, both air bags did not deploy. Driver sustained neck injuries and was transported to a hospital.

While driving at 55 mph vehicle was invovled in a head on collision and air bags did not deploy. Vehicle was totalled.

The vehicle was involved in an accident, and the air bags failed to deploy.

While driving 60 mph the steering wheel locked up followed by a tire blowout on the rear driver side, causing the vehicle to roll over, as a result the airbags failed to deploy. The consumer suffered neck and back injuries. The cd player did not always work and experienced static.

The airbag indicator on the dashboard comes on and stays on for no apparent reason. After a while it goes off on its own. Sometimes it will come on and off intermittently. I had this problem since I bought the car brand new. I took it to crystal lake Honda, crystal lake, IL even before the one year warranty expired and they said they could not see anything wrong with it. The problem still persists. Today I was going through the complaints on this site and was shocked to see 20 complaints related to either this same exact problem or the fact that the airbags either did not deploy during accident or deployed un-necessarily. I hope Honda does something about this. I bought a Honda Accord over a competing model because this one had side airbags. Now after reading how the airbags do not deploy I am upset. Let me know if there is a fix to this problem and what I can tell the dealer.

The vehicle was involved in an accident, and the air bags did not deploy, consumer was injured, however prior to incident, the air bag light illuminated, but the dealer stated nothing was wrong. Also, dealer made repairs on cruise control and radio.

While pulling out the the driveway, vehicle sudden accelerated at a high speed. This resulted in an accident, causing minor injuries to driver. Ph air bags did not deploy.

Consumer states she was in front end collison with a concrete median, and her air bags did not deploy. She states she was traveling about 50-60 mph, when another auto cut her off, and while she was being thrown around her auto's air bags did not go off. She was transported by ambulance to hosp. She states also that her neck, back, shoulder , arm and she bite her tongue. Mr.

Consumer was involved in an accident where the air bag did not deploy, consumer states that the sensors are in the bumper, there was one injury in the accident.

I was alone and stopped at a red light when a vehicle hit me from behind. I had no warning of the approaching car since the driver had fallen asleep. His airbag deployed. My car was knocked directly forward into the truck in front of me, and that truck was knocked into the van in front of it. My airbags did not deploy and my seatbelt/shoulder harness did not prevent me from fracturing my eye-socket on the steering wheel. Based on the force of the impact, I believe that my shoulder harness should have prevented this devastating injury. After repairs that did not include replacing the harness, I am still subject to the same type of injury.

While traveling eastbound at approximately 35 mph a car traveling westbound made a left turn causing me to hit the car head on. My air bags did not deploy. The damage to my car was extensive, and the insurance company declared it a total loss. Seat belt worn. Transported by ambulance for chest, neck, knee, and arm pain.

Consumer was hit broadside by another vehicle at a 90 degree angle on passenger's side. Upon impact, air bags did not deploy. Also passenger's side on vehicle was crushed in. Contacted dealer.

At about 683 miles, srs light went on after passenger sat down (car was standing with engine idling). Dealer reset computer after finding code 15-3. 3 days later, the srs light came back on also immediately after passenger was seated with car engine on. Dealer was contacted and I waited about one week while dealer ordered possible replacement parts. None of the new parts including sensor fixed the problem, so original parts were left in the vehicle. I was told the original parts were already updated by Honda (because Honda was aware of this problem and had already made changes to parts in some vehicles). Dealer reset computer again, but srs light reappeared the next day while I was driving with no passenger in the car. Dealer says they can do nothing else, that the manufacturer knows about the problem but cannot fix it. Service manager said Honda's working on the problem and therefore I must now deal exclusively with the manufacturer. Dealer says only passenger air bags are affected but it is not clear how they know this. In the meantime, I have been told that the passenger airbag will not deploy in the event of a crash. I am very concerned about this for all airbags in the car, and also about possible inadvertent deployment. I am very disappointed about the lack of concern both by dealer and manufacturer about potential injuries that may result from this defect and the fact that a solution is not imminent.

2001 Honda Accord is experiencing persistent problems with srs light. The consumer is concerned that the air bags may not deploy during an accident.

Foia request certified copies of all recalls involving the 2001 Honda Accord, attorney represent client injured when the driver side airbag failed to deploy, ES search resulted in no records. (nar).

Consumer was at a stop, and was hit on the drivers front side and air bags did not deploy.

Consumer was at a stop, and was hit on the drivers front side and air bags did not deploy.

While pulling out of curb consumer was hit by another vehicle with a 55 mph impact on driver's side, causing $5700 worth of damage. Door was pushed onto driver's seat. Driver's side, and frontal airbags did not deploy, causing head trauma.