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

Takata recall. My airbag light came on and then I saw the recall. My model should be recalled as well. Also exterior lighting is very dull both of these have been previously recalled. I was in park, started my car and the airbag light came on. Scanner says it's the inflator.

Received a recall notice on my 2004 Civic stating the driver's airbag inflator needed to be replaced. Took it to the closet dealership. After an inspection of the vehicle I was told they were unable to perform the recall due to airbag belongs to a different year Civic and recall is not valid. When purchasing the used vehicle I was not informed of that the airbag had been replaced. After receiving another notice that I had not completed the safety recall I took it again to the dealership, along with the written safety recall notice. Again I was told my vehicle did not have the original air bag installed. I have received a third notice about the recall from Honda and do not understand why the dealership did not report this information on my vehicle. How do I know that the airbag in my vehicle is safe?.

Takata recall --took my vehicle to the dealer big star Honda in houston, for the recall to fix the air bags as per their appointment schedule on 11/21/2016 9:15am, (it took me 3 tries to schedule the appointment becauase the parts were not available). The promise was it will be ready by 3 hours -- but around 4. 15 pm my car was ready to be picked up as I drove of the parking lot into the feeder road of the highway I 45 south I noticed the red airbag light and engine light come on --- I called the dealer on my cellphone right then as I was driving home tried 3 different numbers left messages called again this morning (11/22/2016) no response I opened up another case number with Honda parent company case # 03744997. There is no visible sign on the airbag area to show if they did any work to exchange the inflator; the recall was for both passanger and driver side air bag.

2004 Honda Civic. Consumer writes in regards to airbag inflator recall notice issues. Consumer sent additional correspondence. The consumer stated she never received a recall notice. The consumer found out about the recall from a newspaper article. Recall # 15v320000 and 15v370000.

The contact owns a 2004 Honda Civic. While driving 55 mph, the contact crashed into the rear of another vehicle. The entire front end of the contact's vehicle was damaged, but the most damage was done to the driver side. The driver side air bag failed to deploy. The road conditions were slick at the time of the crash. She sustained a fractured sternum and a mild concussion and was transported to the hospital. A police report was filed and pictures are available. The current and failure mileages were 53,379.

Driver air bag did not deploy in front end collision with serve damage to car including moving the engine, replacement of the radiator, fan housing, ft bumper and hood. Speed approx. 35 mph. Several complaints have been made to Honda in regard to the air bag light. Honda dealer even assured the owner one week prior to accident that air bag was functioning.