Side/window Air Bag problems of the 2007 Honda Accord

Tl the contact owns a 2007 Honda Accord. While driving 40 mph, the passenger side air bag suddenly deployed. In addition, the curtain and side air bags activated without warning or an impact. The vehicle was taken to hudson Honda (6608 john f. Kennedy blvd, west new york, NJ 07093, (855) 690-4635) and an appointment was made by the manufacturer. Due to the scrapes on the bumper, the dealer blamed the air bag deployment on the contact. The contact was assigned a case number and promised a call back. The manufacturer even hung up on the contact while attempting to resolve the issue. In the interim, the vehicle did not have any functioning passenger side air bags. The failure mileage was 89,000.

The front and back passenger window as well as the front passenger side airbags deployed while the vehicle was in motion. The car was not involved in any type of accident.

Takata recall; (unknown)while starting my vehicle on yesterday I noticed my airbag symbol was illuminated on the dashboard for about 10 seconds. I started to drive and it went out 10 mph, also the passenger side airbag illuminates as well at speeds of 65 mph and goes out, maybe 2 months now.

I was driving on i95 at 10:00 pm on Monday, oct. 8, 2018 when I heard a loud bang. The right side airbag had spontaneously deployed. There was no collision, no impact, no other damage. Fortunately, there were no passengers in the car at the time.

You have stated that 2007 Honda Accords are being recalled b/c of driver side air bags made by takata. However, my dealer says not my vehicle. My VIN is 1hgcm56387a098930. Is this vehicle included in your recall or not?.

To whom it may concern- I got a letter in the mail for a recall for my 2007 Honda Accord regarding my driver's side air bag. I tried to make an appointment and they said they can fit me in until November 15th. This is Honda's fault, so why can't they fit me in sooner. What happens if I get a car accident and my air bag doesn't work Accordingly? is there something that you can do for me? my Honda dealership is in lake worth, florida. Sincerely, brian willis.

On July 7th, 2012, I was driving south on route 113 near milford, DE with my wife and going the speed limit when the side airbags in our Accord suddenly deployed for no discernible reason. We did not hit anything, the conditions were clear as was the road. There were no other vehicles in close proximity to us. It was a frightening experience that very well could have resulted in an accident, and my wife sustained abrasions to her arm. We contacted Honda about the issue and they had us bring our vehicle to a local body shop for an inspection (we lived in hoboken, NJ at the time), after which they informed us that a sensor underneath the vehicle showed signs of distress/being struck, which triggered the deployment of the airbags. We were skeptical that something we could not/did not feel would have caused this, but after much back and forth with Honda, it was clear that the only option we had to get our vehicle functioning again was to file an insurance claim, which we did, resulting in out-of-pocket costs to us in the form of our deductible and other related expenses. Given the number of instances of faulty airbag deployments, with Honda being one of the usual suspects, we wanted to file a complaint to formally log yet another instance.

The contact owned a 2007 Honda Accord. While driving approximately 50 mph, the contact's vehicle crashed into the rear end of another vehicle. The driver side air bags deployed. As a result, the contact sustained severe injuries to the chest and left shoulder that required medical attention. A police report was filed. The vehicle was destroyed and towed to a salvage facility. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 50,000.

I was in the driver seat of my 2007 Honda Accord with a passenger in the right side front seat. I was travelling in the left lane on a highway (476 southbound in pennsylvania, approximate mile marker 21) at 5:30 am with no cars to my immediate front, side or rear. With no provocation, all of the right side airbags went off, causing damage to the right ear of my passenger as well as myself. There was no impact whatsoever, as well as no potholes or road damage at all. The insurance adjuster as well as the collision center (vinart collision, associated with lehigh valley Honda) both found no impact and no external reason why the airbags would deploy. If there had been another vehicle on the road near me, this could have very easily caused an accident and possibly more severe injuries. I have reported it to american Honda corporation and they sent a representative to look at the vehicle. I have yet to receive any information from them as to why this has occured.

The contact owns a 2007 Honda Accord. The contact stated that while he was waiting to pull onto the highway the driver side air bag on the drivers seat and the window air bag deployed. The driver momentarily lost consciousness. The driver was able to continue driving the vehicle to the dealer. The dealer stated that the air bag was not covered under the warranty and he should contact his insurance company. The insurance company also stated that there was nothing they could do. The current and failure mileages were 28,000.

I was driving my 2007 Honda Accord sedan approximately 30mph on a highway service drive when my passenger side curtain airbag (front and rear) deployed without any cause. No collision occurred and there were no passengers in the car. There was no damage to the car except what was caused by the airbag deployment. I contacted the michigan state police and was told because there was no collision I did not require a police report and an officer was not sent to the scene.

I was driving my 2007 Honda Accord and a piece of debris was in the road. Something hit the bottom of my car and caused the air bags to deploy on the passenger side front and back and also seat airbag. The airbags never inflated, just dropped down like a curtain and all the wrinkles are still in there.

I was driving down 95n interstate highway in my 2007 Honda Accord when all of a sudden my side airbag curtain deployed on the passenger side. At the time I thought that I was in the middle of a car crash or something flew off of a truck that smashed into my side windows but when I turned to see, all I saw was my side airbag curtain hanging down. The sound alone scared me half to death it was the loudest popping sound I have ever heard! I somehow made my way to the breakdown lane to calm my nervous an try to figure out what happened. When I had the chance to get out an look @ my car I noticed there was no sign of impact (no dents, etc. ) I called the dealership that I purchased my car from and explained what happened an they said they have never heard of such a thing happening an if I had replaced anything on my car. . It's a bran new car 1 1/2 yrs old, other than oil changes nothing has been replaced. Thank god no one was in my passenger side seat which doesn't explain why the airbags were on in the 1st place. And thank god I didn't crash due to the horrifying sound and being scared to death! my ears were ringing for a good hour after it deployed. Honda stated that I must have ran something over. They put my car on a lift an said there was a hole on the floor of my car which would have triggered the sensor which then set the airbag off. I know I didn't run anything over. . . I was just driving down the interstate. They then said that the slightest impact would set the sensor's off. So now my car is in a shop after having no car for 2wks. And I'm paying over a $1000 to get it repaired. Honda has not been helpful in this whole ordeal. Pretty much what I got out of what they said is that anytime that I run over any debris in the road that I now have to worry about my sensor's setting my airbags off. If their sensor's are so sensitive then this can be an ongoing issue and if it happens to someone else the outcome could be alot worse. . . .

We were driving on highway 75 in richardson, TX on 4/23/08 about 9pm on a stormy night with a lot of lightning and rain and the passenger side air bag and passenger side curtain airbags came out with a very loud gun shot like sound but did not fully inflate. My wife and I were trying to figure out what happened to cause them to do that so we slowed down and pulled over to the side of the highway. We thought we had been shot at or something was thrown at the car because we were not hit by another auto. I got out and looked the car over and found no reason for the airbags and curtain to do that. My wife was thoroughly shaken and is still "gun shy" so to speak today riding in any vehicle. We started to get back on the highway and a few car lengths down the road realized that we also had a flat on the front right tire. Honda says we ran over something that caused the airbags to deploy and that it was an insurance issue since we coincidentally had a flat after the airbags partially deployed. We obviously did run over something to cut the tire but no reason to make the airbags partially deploy and we certainly never expected side impact air curtains and airbags to deploy even if we ran over something. The Honda serviceman said whatever we hit raised the back floorboard 2 inches - we think in that car that low to the ground that we would have heard it hit and/or felt it hit if it did that much damage. We have had the car since last September and have not had one complaint and the outside of the car is just like brand new - not even a scratch on it. We have pictures of the car with the defected airbags and curtain shown with an "undamaged" body. The air curtain you can tell never inflated - looks like new with all the wrinkles and folds. It never hit my wife at all. We surely thought Honda would have stood behind their products better than this.

I was involved in a motor vehicle accident in which my 2007 Honda Accord was hit on the drivers side at approx twenty miles per hour. The side impact air bags did not deploy. The point of impact was on the drivers side door.