Front Driver Side Air Bag Inflator problems of the 2005 Honda Pilot

Takata recall: I received a recall for one airbag. My automobile is in florida. Honda Pilot. Ruptures are far more likely in inflators in vehicles that have spent significant periods of time in areas of high absolute humidity�particularly florida. Why was only one front airbag recalled? now your website shows no recalls for this car. I am worried about driving it.

2005 Honda Pilot. Consumer writes in regards to replacement parts not available to repair front passenger airbag inflator recall notice.

It was a three car accident. My car was in the middle waiting behind another car for a pedestrian crossing the road. Honda odyssey coming from behind in the other lane, changed the lane and rear-ended my car at ~15 mph. My car hit the front car. Airbags deployed in the car that rear-ended me with substantial engine damage. Driver in my car along with passenger in front passenger seat got a vertical lift with seatbelt constraints holding them in place. My car's airbags did not deploy, which is my primary concern at this point. I have received a safety recall notice from Honda Pilot about drivers front airbag inflator replacement. Is there an issue with the airbags deployment too in the current generation of Honda Pilot? I have this incident noted down with american Honda motor company and they have told me that there is no issue. I want to log in this complaint here, to make sure that we are not ignoring or missing on another recall at the cost of getting humans injured. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Recall subject: passenger side air bag inflator may rupture. Report receipt date: June 20, 2014 NHTSA campaign number: 14v353000 component(s): air bags all products associated with this recall: Honda Pilot 2003-2005 my 2005 Honda Pilot has not been recalled. It was originally sold and is currently registered in virginia. Given that takata has admitted to u. S. Safety regulators that it improperly stored chemicals and failed in the manufacture of the propellants used in the airbag inflator along with faulty record keeping as to which cars were defective, I am driving a car that has been shown to have the potential to have degraded inflators causing them to explode and spraying pieces of metal into the cabin of the car. Recall subject: driver side air bag inflator may rupture. Report receipt date: June 20, 2014 NHTSA campaign number: 14v351000 component(s): air bags all products associated with this recall: Honda Pilot 2003-2007 my 2005 Honda Pilot has not been recalled. The driver side air bag information is similarly situated to the passenger side air bag information. I have attempted to remedy this death and/or dismemberment hazard by contacting Honda directly with no success. My original window sticker, as found on the car window when purchased, indicates "parts content information" "japan 10%". The concealment and non-disclosure of serious safety defects and failure to fix the problems is not merely an inconvenience for me but a serious health threat.