Air Bag Not Deploy problems of the 2006 Nissan Murano

Airbag light came on and want reset, airbag has never deployed in my possession, I received info that there is a recall on said model. Request more info.

Upon starting the vehicle it was noticed the airbag light was flashing on the console. On 12/8/2010 contacted Nissan dealership, wright automotive - wexford, PA, and service agent advised the earliest they could see the vehicle was12/13/2010 and that the airbag would not deploy while the airbag light was flashing. Upon taking vehicle to dealership service agent advised he has not seen this issue in the 2 years he's been at the dealership and advised there is no recall or known TSB. Service order indicated a code of b1054 which means 'drivers side air bag open'. Thus, they recommended 'replace spiral cable' for a total cost of $371. 88. I paid $69. 95 diagnostic fee, $197 spiral cable, and $18. 69 tax and pending payment of $104. 93 labor cost to replace part. Upon researching this issue on the web the following was uncovered: several Murano owners, crossing model years, have experienced the same issue and two suggested solutions. The first solution states to perform a reset by turning the vehicle from 'off' to 'on' three times while counting to 5 during the 'off' time. This solution worked for several owners. The second solution identified by one owner said replacement of the 'seat belt pre tensioner', which was supposedly covered under a recall for a 2005 Murano, solved the identified issue. We choose to perform a self 'reset' on 12/13/2010 which was subsequent to dealership analysis payment of $266. 95 (diagnostic fee and special part order). Upon discussing the 'reset' with Nissan service agent, he suggested either return special order part and pay restocking fee or keep the part since he believes the light will begin flashing again. Since performing the 'reset' the flashing airbag light has not returned. Nissan needs to determine if this is a safety concern and issue a recall or if this is not a safety issue then Nissan should document a TSB solution.

: the contact stated after the rearview mirror was checked at 50 mph, the vehicle collided with a dump truck and was dragged by the truck. The contact had no recollection of events after checking the mirror. The contact hit the steering wheel, although the seatbelt was worn. The airbags did not deploy and the contact's sternum fractured. The vehicle was towed to a dealership and a police report was taken. The dealership determined the airbag sensor was not struck and the airbags should not have deployed.