Air Bag Problems of Suzuki XL7

I have this airbag light on problem stated below. It seems it should be a safety recall. Possible solution for airbag light on seat sensor ok, I'm going to ask a couple of questions and hope that max or someone with knowledge chimes in. I originally had this problem in my wife's car a couple of months ago, airbag light on, clock flashing after going over a bump with my 240lb ass in the passenger seat. We got home, turned the car off, restarted it and it went through the power-up self test I guess and the fault cleared itself. The other day it started up again, no bump but still had the fat guy in the seat. I noticed that I only saw this issue referring to 2004 model Xl7s. I've looked and haven't seen 2003s, or 2005s. The TSB for this issue only refers to 2004 models and says that this is the updated part number 86605-53ja1. . Read more...

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Service traction control and abs light on dash board.

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My car is not on the takata recall, but I feel it should be, as my service airbags have now been on for about 8 or more months now. I've had it to 2 different dealerships and they can't find any codes, the only fix they do is zip tie the air bag componant underneath the passager seat. I'm affaid that if I get into an acciedent that they will not deploy if needed. . Somthing needs to be done. Can't drive a vehicle with non-working airbags with children.

Suzuki has not provided information about their vehicles for the air bag recall. As a 71 year old, weighing only 90 pounds, I am concerned about the air bags in my car. Since Suzuki pulled their auto unit out of the us a few years ago, those of us who purchased a Suzuki have been left hanging high and dry.

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Traffic crash where the vehicle overturned several times. All damage to front and drivers side. Both people ejected from a vehicle. No airbag deployment. Vehicle estimated to be over 50 mph. Vehicle was totaled.

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On August 27,2013 I was driving down the road with my 5 year old son in the backseat and we heard a noise and all of the I did not run up on the curve. They just popped out. Luckily my 5 year old did not get hit by the airbags. I received burns on my neck where the airbags hit my seatbelt. In turn it broke the drivers side seatbelt and the passenger side seatbelt. I called Suzuki and they sent me a form to sign that would release them from all liabilities and if I did not sign the would not even look at my car. I tried several times to contact them and when I refused to sign the paper they closed the case and will not reopen it until I sign the liability waiver. Since the airbags deployed there have been things going on with my car. It steadily rattles, like something is going to fall off. My drivers side windows makes a bump noise when I roll down or up this did not happen until after the deployment. There are so many little things its hard to explain. My steering wheel is making a whiny noise when you turn it. I don't know if this from the airbags (probably not) but now I am scared my steering wheel airbag will pop while I am driving and I will get into an accident with my children in the car. Suzuki is not taking responsibility for this and there is something with my vehicle and I have also found on the internet there is others that have done the same thing.

The contact owns a 2007 Suzuki Xl7. The contact was driving 35 mph when both the driver and passenger frontal air bags deployed and exploded independently. The dealer was contacted and advised that there were no recalls for the failure and no further assistance was offered. The manufacturer was not contacted and the vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 96,000.

We have a 2007 Suzuki xl-7. The side and back airbags deployed for no reason. We have a police report stating no accident or damage to the vehicle. Suzuki will not take any responsibility for their product, geico cannot do anything unless they get a written statement from Suzuki who refuses to talk to them and now me. This is a warranty issue since the SUV is a 2007 and has only 27,000 miles. Please help.

While driving under very icy road conditions consumer lost control of vehicle, went into a spin, and hit a tree head on. Upon impact, none of the airbags deployed.

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