Airbag deployment Sensitivity
My F150 was involved in a front end accident. The truck was traveling <5mph. the other vehicle was not moving. Both airbags deloyed. Is there a way to determine if the airbags were set too sensitive or were defective & should not have deployed?
This article claims that most are set to deploy from 6-12 mph.
It also says that is far too sensitive...
http://www.safetyforum.com/airbags/
It also says that is far too sensitive...
http://www.safetyforum.com/airbags/
Thanks for the link to an interesting article. Given that information, would anyone know if Ford can be held accountable for replacement if the sensors are set at a ridiculously low level? (hahaha)
Both of my front airbags deployed in my 2003 150
Can I replace these? Is it hard?
And both front seat belts are locked up - will not retract or allow any belt to come out of system - do I have to buy new ones?
Can I replace these? Is it hard?
And both front seat belts are locked up - will not retract or allow any belt to come out of system - do I have to buy new ones?
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