Front Driver Side Air Bag Inflator problems of the 2003 Honda Accord

2003 Honda Accord. Consumer writes in regards to airbag inflator safety recall. The consumer stated there have been an excessive amount of recall repairs pertaining to the airbag.

Have a faulty airbag inflator that was originally recalled by Honda,and Honda el cerrito CA, put the new remedy airbag inflator my Honda on 3/18/2016,Honda has again recalled my airbag inflator that was remedied to replace my precious manufactured inflator,I shared today that my airbag sensor dash indicator is turning on and off, my airbag system has been operated on by Honda el cerrito twice by recall on the same inflators ,today will be the 3rd,Honda el cerrito was charging me to check my airbag system even though they are operating on a recall on my rem�died inflator placed on 3/19/2019,my airbag system is not safe,Honda el cerrito didn't want to check my airbag system sensor to make sure it's not the recalled inflators affecting the airbag system.

2003 Honda Accord ex . Consumer writes in regard to safety recall notice NHTSA 19v-501 passenger frontal airbag inflator. The consumer was informed that the recall was unable to be completed due to the vehicle having had a salvage title. The dealer could not be sure the parts on the vehicle were original; therefore, the consumer had to pay for parts before the repair could be completed.

There was a recall on my airbag inflator's and I went to the dealership they said that they took care of it and then a few weeks later I was in a car accident I was hit in the front of my car and the airbags did not deploy I feel like this is very unsafe Honda is the brand that I trusted and they failed me.

Pursuant to recall notice issued by american Honda motor CO. , inc. (dated July 2015) regarding driver's front air bag inflator, the referenced vehicle was taken to an authorized Honda dealer where at the replacement driver's front air bag inflator was installed. Following replacement, the air bag system warning light remains on most of the time. Sometimes it goes off after starting but then comes on while driving. It's not only distracting, but frightening not knowing whether the inflator will detonate. It's also unnerving having to drive without an airbag system as a result of the recall. Can we have the old inflator put back in, at least there would be a functioning air bag system.

2003 Honda Accord. Consumer writes in regards to parts not available to complete driver front airbag inflator recall notice.

There is a recall of the passenger side airbag inflator but Honda has not sent letters to owners to inform us. Honda has told me that these letters will not be sent out until parts are available. Clearly, owners need to be informed as soon as possible to decide if they want to continue to drive their vehicles. And, secondly, parts are now available and we are still not being notified. Is it legal for them to withhold notification letters?.

Honda has expanded a previously announced recall of certain 2001 through 2003 model-year Honda and Acura vehicles to replace the driver's airbag inflator originally installed in approximately 273,000 additional vehicles sold in the u. S. Affected driver's airbag inflators may deploy with too much pressure, which can cause the inflator casing to rupture and could result in injury or fatality. My 2003 has the same faulty airbag light now coming on, but the VIN # is not currently part of the recall. How is this not covered by a dealer for repair?.

I started the engine of my 2003 Honda Accord and the srs aribag light came on and remained on. This has never happened before. The car was involved in a rear-end collision over two years ago, and no airbags were deployed. I took the car to the shop to be looked at about the srs light, where two or three different diagnostic tests were run. I was told that the service techs received a message from one of the tests indicating that the driver's side airbag was overcompressed. I was informed that airbags were considered a luxury item on a vehicle, and were not covered under the lifetime warranty like seatbelts are. I was also informed that if the car was involved in any crash while that light was on, that the airbags would not deploy. I do not understand why the airbag system would fail suddenly without being the result of an impact. I was told that with parts and labor, I would be chagred almost one thousand dollars to have this part (the air bag inflator) replaced and installed. Air bags are common safety features on cars and should not be considered a luxury feature. I do not understand why this happened, and why I should have to pay to have it fixed.

Brake failure, transmission not working after impact. Side air bag did not deploy. Consumer was hit on the drivers side of the vehicle. The air bag did not deploy. . Read more...

While driving 55 mph, the pavement became slippery. This caused the driver to lose control running off the road into a ditch. The side air bags deployed upon contact but not the driver's air bag. Please provide further information. Consumer lost control of vehicle while driving on slippery pavement at 55 mph. Vehcile ran off the road into a ditch and driver's side air bag did not deploy.

Vehicle involved in crash and passenger side air bags deployed but the driver's side air bags did not deploy.

Driver's side air bag didn't deploy but passenger bag did and the driver's seat belt pretensioner did. I t-boned another car in the doors with my front end.

While driving at 65 mph consumer drove over an object on highway that caused the curtain air bags to deploy, but not to inflate.

While driving 55 mph front left side of vehicle went into a ditch. Passenger's air bag deployed, but driver's air bag did not deploy. Driver went to the emergency room and received six stitches over the left eyebrow.