[04 Accord] Side Airbag light flickers

Discussion in 'Accord' started by klijam64, Dec 27, 2004.

  1. klijam64

    klijam64 Guest

    Hi Folks,
    My girlfriend's 04 Accord Coupe was hit in the rear side while
    parked in our driveway(don't ask). The rear bumper and 1/4 panel was
    messed up, ~$3000 in damage. The driver door is OK, opens/closes OK. On
    a recent long-distance drive, her 'side airbag' light began flickering.
    After 10mins or so, it stayed on solid. Now it is out and hasn't
    returned.

    Can anyone explain the working of the sensors for the side-airbags?
    For instance some cars will disable the passenger airbag if it detects
    a certain weight range in the seat(from a child seat for example) My
    brother said there is a discharge module for the seatbelts? Could
    something[sensor] have been knocked loose? I want it looked at by the
    Honda dealer: how do they handle insurance claims for situations like
    this(other party at full fault). Will we have to fit the bill, then
    turn it in?

    Thanks!
    -Jamie
     
    klijam64, Dec 27, 2004
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  2. klijam64

    Lowryter Guest

    my accord's being recalled
     
    Lowryter, Dec 28, 2004
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  3. klijam64

    klijam64 Guest

    2004 Accord Coupe 5spd?
     
    klijam64, Dec 28, 2004
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  4. klijam64

    TomP Guest

    For what?


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    TomP, Dec 29, 2004
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  5. klijam64

    TomP Guest

    wrote:

    Which sensors? The one's that cause side airbag deployment or the
    one's that prevent deployment?
    This car has that feature. (See owner's manual.)
    Yes there are seat belt tensioners in this car.
    Not likely, but possible.
    You should discuss this with the dealer.
    And, above all READ the OWNER'S manual...


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    TomP, Dec 29, 2004
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