Front Air Bag problems of the 2001 Honda Accord

Similar to other complaints already on file, the srs light stays on constantly. This problem was checked by a Honda dealer and an idependent auto repair facility. Both concluded that either faulty wiring and electronics were causing this problem or that one of the airbags is defective. The estimated repair cost is $700. Since the car has never been in an accident , the airbag system has never been touched since the car was manufactured. Given the number of almost identical complaints that are already on file, Honda should have been required to address this safety problem a long time ago.

Honda sent a recall for the airbags. Took to dealership and they said they would fix for free. Had me wait 2 hours while they didn't do anything but look at my car. The srs light is still on. The government should step in and do something about it. How is it that thousands of Hondas are riding around and the airbag wont even deploy if you get into a accident. Not to mention Honda wont even make sure that its safe. There should be a law stating that all recalls must be handled Accordingly or get fined a hefty fine. 2001 Honda Accord v6. . . . . . . . . Still unsafe. . . . . . . And upset.

The contact owns a 2001 Honda Accord. The contact referenced recall 10v041000 (air bags). While driving at approximately 35 mph, the vehicle crashed into the side of another vehicle. The contact suffered an injury to the left arm when he air bag deployed. The vehicle was destroyed as a result of the crash. The current and failure mileages were unknown.

Honda Accord 2001: both airbags (driver's and passenger side) deployed without any specific reason while vehicle proceeded on slow speed (10 mph) along residential road. Under distress the driver damaged 2 parked cars. Both the driver and the passenger sustained airbag-deployment related injuries. This car belongs to my father and he and my mother were involved in this accident.

The contact owns a 2001 Honda Accord. The contact had his vehicle repaired According to recall # 09v259000 (air bags: frontal: driver side inflater module). After the repair the air bag reel failed. This condition could result in unintended air bag deployment. He is in the process of having the vehicle repaired at his expense. The failure and current mileages were 86,529.

I had a head on collision with a big rig on the freeway on I-5 Monday August 31st. I was going about 68/miles an hr when the big rig hit me from the front. The impact was pretty bad because I have cervical strain and been in bed since Monday. Also strained my back due to me being thrown forward n back even with my seat belt on. The strange part is that my air bag didn't go inflate with that much impact. I think if the air bag would've inflated then that would've saved me from all this injury. 5 years ago, I was in an accident as well and at that time I rear ended a still car going about 65 miles and at that time the air bad didn't go off either, my concern at this point is that there's some defect in the air bag in my car because it should've inflated this time due to the impact but it didn't.

2001 Honda Accord airbag caused severe burns and cuts.

2001 Honda Accord srs light remains on. Service dept. Said car is "safe" to drive. "good news is that the airbags won't deploy when you are driving around. The bad news is that the airbags won't deploy in an accident. " my research shows that Honda is not concerned about consumers with this issue. There is no type of warranty coverage and it is a very expensive fix with marginal results (likely to recur). I should think that seat belts and airbags would have a lifetime warranty.

2001 Honda Accord srs dash light comes on, will not go off. This renders the srs inoperable in the event of a frontal collision According to manufacturer. This is a common problem with these 2001 Honda models.

2001 Honda Accord air bags inadvertently deployed while driving. ** ans required*** the consumer was informed, that due to a minor scrape on the uni-body undercarriage frame (the section running parallel to the long axis of the vehicle on the passenger side approximately halfway from the rear) that the deployment was due impact at the scrape point. Neither the manufacturer or the dealer wanted to take responsibility.

A SUV ran a stop sign and I impacted the SUV, at 45 miles per hour, directly against the right hand SUV rear door and wheel. My front sts (airbags) failed to deploy (this was the second accident in one year, both times no deployment) in a front end accident that totaled the car (estimate $7,000 for complete front end). Following the first incident, which caused $5,000 plus in frontal damage, Honda of America had the car's srs system inspected and repaired. Honda of american now refuses to either look at or discuss the second incident. I look at a failure to deploy in a major accident as a major safety concern. And further look at Honda of America's failure to take the problem seriously as a major failure on their part concerning the safety of the public traveling in their products.

Crushed chest, broken neck, and death of driver resulted from rear end impact of Honda Accord while sitting still. Please call brenda rogers at area code 678 phone number 441-9817 if you've experienced failure of driver's power seat slide, driver's seat back, driver's seat bolts, and/or filure of driver's air bag to deploy. All appear to have failed in this instance. Need your help! thank you.

While driving at 55 mph vehicle was in a frontal collision at a 60 mph impact. None of the air bag deployed upon impact. Vehicle totaled.

Vehicle was in a head on collision and none of the front airbags deployed. Dealer notified. Ph.

Vehicle was in front and rear collision, and none of the front air bags deployed upon impact. Please provide more details. Ph.

Involved in front end driver side collision and driver airbag didn't deploy. Passenger side did deploy though. Honda is refusing to replace driver airbag even though it failed to work. I have been told by dealership that they have been seeing many cars coming in with this same problem. Honda has done nothing to address this issue so far. My contact with Honda directly hasn't been favorable. Honda is telling their technicians there isn't a problem when they call for help. The excuse Honda is giving their techs is that the driver airbags are set to deploy with a greater force and the passenger ones deploy with less force. They have had similar problems with civic models and have had to change the control box. Nothing has been done so far to address the Accord problems.

While driving at 35 mph, air bag deployed automatically, causing driver to hit a curb and blowout front and rear tires.

While driving, vehicle was struck in the passenger side front quarter panel, the airbags deployed, creating a thick smoke which obscured the windshield, causing a loss of vision to the consumer, consumer states that this smoke prevented her from maintaining the best control of the vehicle under the circumstances.

While traveling approximately 50 mph front passenger air bag deployed unexpectedly, causing loss of control. Vehicle impacted a sidewall, causing damage to wheels and tires. Please provide any additional information / attachments.

Extnsive damage to our two month old 2001 Honda Accord. Extensive front end damage without any deployment of any airbags. Driver hit head on steering wheel and ribs injured. Seat belts worn by all involved. Smoke entered car. Firefighters checked for airbag deployment and severed line. Other vehicle involved was a 1993 Chevrolet silverado with minimal bumper damage. Honda struck the rear of the Chevrolet. Honda appeared to hit rear of the Chevrolet, and proceeded to travel under the other vehicle. Speed of driver was 30-35.

While driving about 50 mph was involved in a side impact collision. Upon impact, neither driver's side nor passenger's side and doors air bags deployed.