Front Air Bag Sensor Control problems of the 2006 Honda Accord

Driver seat position sensor harness is damaged. This is the same issue as noted in 2004 to 2005 recalled Accords.

I took my car for the recall and now the airbag sensor light comes on and off and occasionally will stay on. I take it back to the same dealership who charged me $150 for diagnostic to say it's a short or something now in the same passenger air bag they installed. It will cost $300 to fix. Seems like others are having this issue so is this a scam? this needs to be corrected and I need a refund of the money I've paid.

While waiting to have our airbag recall done the ssr light continued to go off and on . We thought it was due to the airbag recall on the vehicle . After the recall was done , the ssr light continue to stay on . The service department at Honda said it was the airbag sensor in the seat that needed to be replaced. It would cost $290. 00 to fix this. I investigated online and found many issues with the airbag sensor that did have recalls on them. The 2006 Honda Accord was not listed for a recall for this issue but, found many customers with complaints with this same issue. On NHTSA reports they had a article stating Honda recalls 81,000. 00 Accords over airbag sensor. They were recalling 2004-05 Accord sedans. They need to extend this to 2006 vehicles.

I have been in and replaced my airbag sensors 3 times with the recall. After the 2nd or 3rd time I was in for the recall the lining of the roof of my car has completely fallen in and makes it impossible for me to see out the rear view mirror. I have included a picture of the roof of my car as it looks now. I should have video of the transition of events but I think my external hard drive has crashed completely. I have been in to Honda of concord in north carolina where they have told me there was nothing they could do as far as repairing it for free and I would have to pay. Why has no one looked at a computer glitch as the culprit for the airbag sensors automatically releasing air? something has to trigger the sensor to start slowly releasing air, as I was told at Honda of south hill, virginia where I originally had my sensors replaced for the recall. Aelisha marsh p. O. Box 481733 charlotte, n. C. 28269 757-769-6332 a. Marshiantheempirestrikesback2011@hotmail. Com.

The local Honda dealership wanted me to pay $1700 for a fault in the bark sensor, this has continued to be a trend with this vehicle.

Dear sir or madam, the air bags (driver and passenger side) deployed on my 2006 Honda Accord at less than 10mph with my seat belts on resulting in scratches on my left front bumper (no other visible hard impact damage). This incident occurred while performing a slow turn into a parking lot spot. I had contacted both Honda USA and my local dealership expressing my concern that once repaired, the air bags could again unintentional deploy while driving the car. Honda USA asked me to take car to local Honda dealer for inspection and evaluation. I brought my car at Honda dealer but they said they were not equipped with skill and tools to inspect and evaluate and stated that I should go to a third party collision shop. I contacted Honda USA again and they asked me to go to my insurance company to determine if a defect is present. I believe those are unacceptable and surprising suggestions. It is my believe that Honda has a major defect in the air bag sensor and does not wish to investigate and/or acknowledge culpability in a defective safety component. Requesting to advise me on how should I proceed.

I filled up my car at the hess station on route 112 in coram , long island, new york. I put my car , slowly in reverse and the car took off like it had a mind of it's own. I stepped on the brake, but nothing happened and the car continued to speed up in reverse- with my foot on the brake - heading towards a van with a baby in it in a car seat. I quickly put the car in forward, and with my foot still on the brake, the car flew across the parking lot of the gas station, crossed two lanes of traffic, crashed into the woods. I steered away from a telephone pole I was definitely going to hit and, when I went into the woods the air bag went off and covered my face. I then went back across two lanes of traffic again, with the airbag over my face, and crashed into the curb in front of the hess station when I reported the accident to my insurance company, the hartford, I asked them to check out the speed sensor- . My insurance company said they would not be able to check out the speed sensor. I then called Honda customer service and told them of the incident. They informed me that, unless they received a request from the hartford, they would not check out the speed sensor. I then called the hartford and requested that they call Honda to have the car inspected by Honda themselves. Hartford told me that they would not pay to have Honda inspect the vehicle - they were just going to have their adjuster look at the car and told me they were not going to look at the speed sensor at all. So , basically, no one is willing to do anything and I almost killed a baby in a car seat and myself this seems ludicrous to me that no one is even willing to check this defect out. I sincerely hope that you can help me with this very difficult situation.

The contact owns a 2006 Honda Accord. The contact stated that the safety restraint system lamp illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who confirmed that the cable to the drivers seat position center was torn due to the seat being moved back and forth. The manufacturer was contacted and offered no assistance since the recall NHTSA campaign id number: 07v001000 (air bags:frontal:sensor/control module) and was only a part of 2004-2005 model vehicle. The vehicle was repaired. The failure and current mileage was 95,000. Updated 4/11/2011.

The contact owns a 2006 Honda Accord. The driver side air bag sensor light remained illuminated and failed to shut off. The light also remained illuminated after the dealer reset it. The failure occurred after 100,000 miles. The failure was diagnosed and the sensor was reset on three occasions; however, within three days the air bag sensor light came back on. The current and failure mileages were 106,000.

I was in a high speed motor vehicle crash along with a coworker that I car pool with in the 2006 Accord when a dog ran out in front of the car at 4:30 am on the highway on my way to work. I was traveling at approximately 70-75 mph, braked and swerved, but still hit the dog at high speed. The dog was of medium to large size approximately 60-70 lbs and caused considerable damage to the front bumper. I then lost control of the car, went of the road , and the vehicle rolled at least 3 times. The vehicle sustained a great amount of damage to the front bumper as well as to the entire passenger side of the car, yet no airbags deployed. I was told by my Honda dealership that "the sensors for the airbags were very small and must be hit directly in order for the airbags to deploy, so the sensors must not have been hit just right , and there was probably no reason to be concerned. However, anyone who saw the damage to my car, including state troopers, ems, tow truck drivers, as well as family and friends, all stated that the airbags should have deployed in this instance. I did not find that these airbags to be very beneficial if what the person at the Honda dealership said was true. Both my passenger and I suffered whiplash, back and neck strain, and mild concussions, thankfully that was all. However I could not help but wonder if the airbags would have saved us from the injuries we did sustain. The car was totaled by insurance company . Therefore, no repairs have been done. I am debating whether to file a complaint with Honda regarding a possible defect in airbag sensors.