Front Driver Side Air Bag Inflator Problems of Honda Civic Hybrid

Takata recall? airbag light on, took to Honda dealer. Diagnostic found multiple stored fault codes: 32-10 front passenger; 11-10 drivers airbag, inflator saved and cleared codes. Fault still in 31-10. System worked when simulator used, when simulator was removed fault returned in passenger side airbag. Recommended to replace passenger side seat airbag. Part $597; labor $140. Really? customer declined. Honda dealer says no that if car in collision, no airbags will deploy. Is this true? is this the subject of the recall? please advise.

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Takata recall: manufacturer has failed to remedy this safety recall for my vehicle in a timely manner,. Remedy parts needed to conduct passenger frontal airbag inflator recalls were suppose to become available in late summer/fall of 2016.

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Good morning, I am requesting that the NHTSA investigate an issue with the airbag inflator in our 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid. The srs light was on and we subsequently took the car to our mechanic. He informed us that when he ran the diagnostic, code "33-10" came up, stating there is an open or increased resistance in the left side curtain airbag. My mechanic suggested we go to Honda for more information. During our visit to Honda, they confirmed the issue and informed us that the repair would cost ~$1,600 to fix. (attached is a copy of the information from Honda) we then went back to our mechanic, who suggested that we contact the NHTSA about this issue. When calling the service line, we were informed that we should file a vehicle safety complaint. We are of course very concerned, especially with the number of issues with Honda and the takata inflators, that perhaps our car may be affected as well. Considering the number of vehicles that are impacted, we are concerned about our safety. We are hopeful that NHTSA will be able to support us in investigating this matter. Thank you.

2003 Honda civic. Consumer writes in regards to no parts available to complete passenger side airbag inflator recall notice. The consumer stated the dealer finally called, and advised he to bring the vehicle in. However, they only replaced the driver side air bag and told her, that was the most important one and they would call again to have the passenger side replaced.

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After driving my Honda Civic Hybrid just over 5 years and with about 50k miles on it, my airbag srs light illuminated. When I took it into the Honda dealership, they told me that it showed error code 33-10 and that the left side curtain airbag first inflator had gone bad and that both it and the left side curtain airbag would have to be replaced. The total cost was $1468. I consider seat belts and air bags to be critical items in my car and have a "zero defect" expectation for them. I had bought a Honda for two reasons: safety and reliability. For it to have this kind of failure with relatively low mileage and age concerns me greatly. It also concerns me that Honda would not stand behind their product on a safety issue such as this. $1468 is outrageous. It appears that I am not the first Honda owner to have this kind of problem. How many more will Honda have on a safety item like an airbag before they issue a recall?.

Srs lite on, computer code correction from Honda dealer: 32-10---passanger side inflator 33-10--left side curtain airbag. Honda dealer saying no warranty, cost $1300 to fix. Our car is in a very good condition, is it the defective airbag? who else got this problem.

While driving at 20 mph and crossing a stop light the consumer was t-boned on the drivers side by another vehicle. The side air bags did not deploy. The consumer suffered back injuries.

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