Air Bag Light On problems of the 2007 Toyota RAV4

Tl- the contact owns a 2007 Toyota Rav4. The VIN was not provided. The contact stated while driving at ant speed, the air bag light came on and flashing. The vehicle was taken to a local dealer and was told that there was nothing wrong with the air bags. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure but said the same thing the dealer said. The failure mileage was 125,000. Fe.

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Rav4. While driving 10 mph, the air bag warning indicator illuminated. The failure occurred numerous times. An independent mechanic stated that the air bag failed. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was not notified. The approximate failure mileage was 100,000.

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Rav4. The contact stated that the air bag warning indicator illuminated. The contact received a recall notice for NHTSA campaign number: 14v168000 (air bags); however, the part needed for the repair was unavailable. The manufacturer was notified. The approximate failure mileage was 166,000.

Any time I turn the steering wheel the air bag light used to come on and it would go on and off until recently it stays on it similar to the symptoms that is described in one of the recalls for Toyota NHTSA campaign number: 14v168000 I took to the dealership twice but this issue for some reason they only document one of the times and their service was not good I called Toyota and asked them if I am part of this NHTSA campaign number: 14v168000 recall and they said no and they were not willing to help me I am hopping that you guys could look into this issue for me pls.

When driving with air bags light on is completely unsafe and danger to everyone including driver. Toyota send out interim recall letters to owners of certain models and years including Rav4 2006 to Rav4 and asked to contact local Toyota dealer immediately in case of if air bag light illuminate or illuminated already. Meanwhile Toyota is making arrangement for remedy part ( d squib clock spiral cable ) for those qualified models to fix the airbag light. After I received a same interim notice, the air bag light came on. I called Toyota CO-operate office about the my recall notice I received by mail and told that suddenly my air bag light came on . Toyota ask me to take my car to the local Toyota dealer for diagnose which I did and their diagnose result came up with b1801 error ( d squib clock spring spiral cable faulty) which they updated to Toyota database and told me to wait till remedy is available for this fix. I called Toyota CO operate office again and they told me to wait till the part is available. It has been now 7 months and I haven't received any further notice nor any remedy yet. I called Toyota few times and finally they give me a wearied answer that my car is not on defective batch anymore and does not qualify for this airbag recall. My car VIN #, year, model everything showing clearly based on interim recall letter that is in that defective recall qualification group but some how Toyota is now playing game and telling me different story. They don't have any answer of who I do have the same faulty spiral cable defect like same exact others defective batch has. Toyota is the one who who send out interim notices to those qualified recall batch based on their VIN# and now after 8 months, they are denied that my car doesn't qualify for this recall fix?. ?? I like to have this investigate by NHTSA's before some one life gets at risk.

Driving down community street. Airbag light came on. Has stayed on continuously. Car has never been in any kind of accident. Toyota says my vehicle is not affected by their recall and will not cover any repairs.

Air bag fault indicator light came on and is illuminated whenever the ignition is on. Vehicle was taken to dealer per owners manual and dealer informed us there is a Toyota recall about to be issued but no parts are available for a repair. We received a notice from Toyota that the recall notice is in process but parts and repair lead time is unknown. Calls to the local dealer and to Toyota regional office had each telling me to call the other due to a lack lead time information for the repair parts availability. We are still waiting and probably operating an unsafe vehicle. .

Airbag light came on 12/10/2013. Called dealer to make appointment. Dealer hooked up scan tool ($65. 00 for diagnosis) b1801 open in d squib. Diagnosed open in spiral cable. I declined repair since I did not have $ 511. 00 to spare. I know that Toyota recalled certain 2007 Rav4 units, but service tech said mine was not among them.

Air bag light went on and after srs diagnosis test found clock spring bad. Estimated repair $522. 50.

After starting the car the air bag light did not off. It has continued to stay on when the car is running since oct. 19 2013. We have tried trouble shooting the problem with no success. When having recall repairs done at lewis Toyota in Dodge city, KS on 3/21/14 the repair manager was asked about the problem and gave no indication that Toyota was aware of the issue or that a recall was being issued. Toyota has stated they will send letters informing owners by late April. It is mid may and we have still received nothing.

On July 25th I brought my car to the mechanic because the air bag light was on since last Friday. The mechnic told me there was a code on the air bag light was b1801. This is a common problem amoungst Rav4's. I think this should be a recall on this because it is so common amoungst Rav4s. I know it will cost me approximately $600 to fix this. Please inform me if there looks like there will be a recall on this. My email is moranemilym@yahoo. Com.

Spiral cable failure in steering column causing airbag malfunction indicator light. (code b1801 - open in d squib circuit) Toyota is charging to repair when clearly they are having problems in many Rav4's with this issue. This should be a safety recall. $500+ for repair.

The srs airbag light came on. Overseas Toyota dealer technician troubleshot and identified a bad spiral cable assembly. Since I am stationed overseas I have to order parts online and wait for arrival. Contacted Toyota and received e-mail stating the recent recall for airbags did not apply to my VIN. Of course they also told me they do not recommend shipping u. S. Made Toyotas to overseas locations because Toyota dealers overseas cannot submit warranty work for u. S. Made Toyotas. I guess they are in essence stating they do not support the military and dod civilians who get transferred overseas because they will not help to repair their car, even if it is under warranty. Though my car only has 35k and the warranty expired, I wanted to see if the recall affected my vehicle, especially while researching online I saw many Rav4s with the same problem. Did not get an answer from Toyota whether the vehicle was safe to drive in this condition.

I took my Rav4 to the dealer because the air bag light came on and I was told that the car need a new spiral cable and warranty does not cover that part that I must to pay around 500 dollars to get it fix. Now my question is if it's a malfuntion why do I have to pay to get it fixed.

My airbag light was on. When I took my car in for the annual state inspection, I was informed that I would have to replace the spiral cable for airbag light that had shorted out. The assembly was replaced at a total cost of $442. 01. This vehicle has had an earlier recall for an airbag sensor and I feel that this should be a safety recall issue as well and not the financial responsibility of the car owner.

Airbag light turned on after a recent recall that done by Toyota dealership. This is critical safety issue on the Rav4, which Toyota is not willing fix as part of a recall.

We brought our vehicle in to service recall notice for side curtain airbags. When returning home after service the airbag light went on. The Toyota dealer tested it and said it was the main clockspring. I subsequently had the clockspring replaced at my expense and it lasted a number of months before the airbag light started coming on frequently. I then had the vehicle tested by three different mechanics (two Toyota dealers) and they all said that the only indication they get when they test the system is the old, previously fixed clockspring failure indicator and all said that they have no idea why the airbag light is coming on. This is a serious safety concern as we don't know if our airbag system is working or not and whether or not it could go off anytime. It also makes it impossible to sell the car.

Spiral cable failure in steering column causing airbag malfunction indicator light. Toyota charging to repair when clearly they are having problems in many Rav4's with this issue. This should be a safety recall. $500+ for repair.

While driving, noticed that srs airbag light on dash illuminated, which indicates that the vehicles driver airbag is inoperative. Took into Toyota dealer, and was told it had a bad spiral cable/clock spring, and airbag module actuator. Was quoted repair price of $ 1297. 00. When I called them back asking for the 2 error codes read in diagnostics, a different service adviser informed it was only 1 code, b1801, which is for spiral cable, and not airbag actuator too. This should be a safety recall issue, and repaired by Toyota, since my driver's airbag is inoperative.

Quoted from Toyota service invoice " air bag light on: 140603 b1801 stored air bag light on. Found open circuit in spiral cable rec replacing " ( $530).