Seven problems related to air bag have been reported for the 1997 Toyota Corolla. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
I was scanning my vehicle with an obd2 scanner and learned that my car, which I'm not the original owner, has had recalls and I don't know if they've been rectified. Attached are screenshots of the recall information. The first one has me more worried than the other. . . . Inadvertent deployment of airbags. Please read the details. The second (front struts) is something that also concerns me because of its lack of shock absortion. My VIN# 1nxba02e6vz610687 (also on the screenshots) if you have any information on the history of my vehicle and whether or not these issues have been resolved, please share it with me.
Toyota Corolla dx 1997 the car was sold by the manufacturer in st louis missouri while I was in law school. The car has been now in florida for the last ten year in a warm, extremely humid climate. The manufacturer has admitted to a problem with the airbags. Apparently in humid climates. Now does it not make sense to check out the airbag if the car has been in a humid climate . Regardless where the car was sold ? or is the car safe because it was sold somewhere else and if the car is then driven in a humid climate the airbag will work since the dealership was in a cold weather climate?.
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Driver's side carpet is loose around the trunk release and the mat slides forward, possibly the cause of an accident. (qc-aw).
The consumer was unable to have air bag computer recall replaced due to inconvenience of leaving the vehicle full day at the dealership. The second dealer did not have the replacement part. Consumer stated that recall problems should be required to provide convenient, courteous service to customers who are inconvenienced by their mistakes.
Consumer received a recall follow-up notice on air bag computer, consumer does notthat why it took manufacturer three years to send a recall notice she states she has been at the same address since the vehicle was purchased, also consumer has been back anf forth for other related issues and the dealer never caught the recall that was issued back in April of 1997.
Consumer received a recall follow-up notice on air bag computer, consumer does notthat why it took manufacturer three years to send a recall notice she states she has been at the same address since the vehicle was purchased, also consumer has been back anf forth for other related issues and the dealer never caught the recall that was issued back in April of 1997.