Front Air Bag Sensor Control problems of the 2005 Nissan Armada

My 2005 Nissan Armada's air bag srs system is inoperable. The dashboard light indicated a failure of the airbag system while the vehicle was under warantee and I thought it was repaired after several instances. I have taken the vehilce to several mechanics to have the srs system repaired. Nissan claimed it has been everything from the seatbelt tensioners, sensor modules under the seats to bad elecrical connectors. All of these components have been replaced but my dash lights show I still have inoperatble airbags. The srs system on my Armada is currently in failure again and I cannot afford to pay Nissan again to attempt to repair the problem. I also have a second issue with the abs brakes activating randomly during normal slow speed stops in which the brakes shake violently and with little stopping force. It seems the abs system is activating under light operational conditions. This has been a re-accurring problem each summer. Nissan cannot duplicate the problem so I have been sent home without remedy. I am complaining because I have no other recourse except to warn others before someone is seriously hurt or killed through the failure of the brakes or the airbags. I am the original owner and the vehicle has not been modified in any manner.

I was recently involved in an accident on January 2, 2010 , I have a 2005 Nissan Armada as I was I was making a left turn from my home address on lorenzo drive into the intersection of webblynn road and lorenzo drive, as I began making my turn I was distracted for a what I thought was only a second, but that time was long enough for my vehicle's right front tire was to close to the curve in my turn and the vehicle jumped the curve and hit a telephone pole causing extensive front end damage to my truck mostly to the front and right passenger side of the vehicle, cracking the telephone pole and causing it shift it's position in the ground, my head slammed into the steering wheel with such force that my head bent the steering wheel. My head was bleeding I had a not on my for head, none of my air bag deployed driver nor passenger bag. There was a letter I got from Nissan recall p7245(arm-qst airbag ecu ntb07 cause, p72450 inspect air bag sensor control unit. I took the vehicle in to where I bought it at don davis Nissan 1320 interstate 20 arlington , texas 76011, they sad the had checked out the air bag system and that it was functioning ok,this was on Jan 7, 9:16 returned to me at 17:14 Jan 7,08 . I contacted Nissan and inform the about my air not deploying, and what insued, following the accident. I am still to this date having head pain down the right side of my face and around my right eye socket and my neck when my head hit the steering wheel and bounced back , I was schedule for a hear xray but had some problems with my medical insurance, trying to get this resolved. I state that statement is true to the best of knowledge.

Airbag sensor light on 2005 Nissan Armada. My vehicle has the problem described in the Nissan recall and I am in one of the recalled states. Nissan claims my vehicle not involved in recall. The pathfinder is listed in the recall and the year my vehicle was sold it was sold as a pathfinder Armada. I think they are playing games.

The airbag sensor lights are constantly on in my vehicle. I have taken this automobile back several times and this problem continues to happen. My car is not under warranty anymore and has less than 30,000 miles. I have contacted Nissan about this problem. They do have a recall for 2007 and 2008 cars, my car is a 2005 Armada. The problem sounds similar to the vehicles that they are recalling. This problem needs attention.

The contact owns a 2005 Nissan Armada. The contact stated that the air bag service light would intermittently illuminate on the dashboard. This failure has occurred three times and was serviced at an authorized dealer on each occasion. The dealer informed the contact that the air bag sensor had failed. The failure mileage was 20,000 and the current mileage was 75,576.