Front Driver Side Air Bag Inflator problems of the 2004 Honda Accord

Tl the contact owns a 2004 Honda Accord. The contact stated that the air bag warning indicator illuminated intermittently. The contact took the vehicle to an independent mechanic where it was discovered that there was an open circuit in the passenger inflator. The mechanic linked the failure to a possible recall based on a service bulletin the mechanic discovered. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and stated that the vehicle was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14v700000 (air bags). No further assistance was offered. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was unknown.

Takata inflators- supplemental restraint system indicator light came on.

I purchased a Honda Accord 2004 v6, with 44,954 miles, certified at carson Honda, in carson California on Feb. 9, 2006. This is my first car purchase from a dealership. I sometimes us to see the airbag light on and the last time I saw I on was about 2 weeks ago. I did call american Honda in torrance,CA. I had concern re. The takata airbag recall. They asked me the mileage of my car I told the rep. ,it had about 170,000, he thought it was funny, because the car had so many miles. I did tell them that I had seen the airbag icon on and I had trouble with the transmission which had to be replaced, they said there are no recalls and end of call. Where can one see old recalls on car? I did receive a card called" important legal notice for owners of vehicles with takata airbag inflators". Chapter 11 case. 17-11375(bls) my car is not in the recall am and am very concerned about the safety of passengers and myself. American Honda or carson Honda are not helping me with my concerns. I feel that vehicles with this takata airbag should be replaced. Is is very scary hat people have died instead of been saved.

My Accord recently turned on the airbag light and was taken to the Honda dealership for inspection. At the Honda dealership it was determined by a Honda technician the vehicle has a code for the driver's airbag inflator and also possible bad clock spring. The Honda advisor referred me to Honda customer support since the vehicle had never been in an accident. I called Honda customer service and they refused to assume responsibility for such an important safety component.

Letter from senator nelson on behalf of constituent re 2004 Honda Accord recall for defective airbag inflators (attn: josiah manzo). The consumer stated part of the recall work was performed on April 9, 2015.

The srs light of my 04 Honda Accord has been on since late 2011. Since it's a long drive, I adjusted the position of my driver's seat to make myself comfortable. Somehow, the srs light started to turn on and it has been on ever since, indicating the airbag might be deactivated. I researched online and realized it's a well-known issue related to driver's seat position sensor harness. Honda announced a safety recall back in January 2007 to fix this issue for some vehicles of certain models. The model I have was included in the recall but not the particular vehicle I have. I contacted Honda for explanation and they insisted it be my own responsibility to get this diagnosed and fixed. Many Honda owners including myself just never received any recall notice that we think we deserve. Relating this to the recent Honda scandal of under-reporting the number of people died in Honda vehicles, it could be a similar scheme of practice of under estimating the number of vehicles involved in the recall. I finally got a recall notice several weeks ago regarding the airbag inflator issue and I thought both the srs and inflator issues would be fixed with a single service. I was wrong and the dealer only took care of the inflator not the srs. I called Honda and they ignored my complaint once again. I hope federal regulators can investigate this case and I know I'm not alone. Life could have been lost due to non-opening Honda airbags. I believe it's a bigger problem. Please see the link below for more details of similar complaints. . Read more...

Received a safety recall notice from Honda with the title: "2004-05 Accord driver's seat position sensor harness replacement" called dealership to schedule appointment and no hours available on weekends to perform maintenance. My job during the week prevents me from being able to have the work done. Need to have completed on weekend. Dealership is "rensselaer Honda, 770 hoosick road, troy, new york 12180" phone number: 518-279-1171.

Drivers side, side curtain airbags deployed for no apparent reason while driving 45 on a rural road. Slight bruising on my arm and ear ringing occurred along with some stress added to 3 year old and wife with concerns about future and random airbag deployments.

2004 Honda Accord lx involved in a t-bone accident on the driver side door and the driver side air bag did not deploy. The truck was going approximately 40 mph when it struck the car. The outer door cover was ripped off of the door and the re-enforcement bars were pushed in.