2005 GMC Envoy hit on rear passenger lower side, minimal damage, barely visible to naked eye, but both front air bags deployed. Did the impact cause this?
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Side impact airbags are there to reduce injuries to the head, neck and torso. Like front airbags they deploy instantly on impact. Side airbags deploy from the roof, door panels and seats. Furthermore, like front airbags the side airbags have reduced limb and torso injuries significantly and because of there safety record most new cars are now equipped with side airbags as standard equipment.
The force of the collision , with the front of your vehicle , has to be great enough for the airbags to deploy
No , not unless you crash into something in front of you afterwards with enough force for the airbags to inflate
Frontal Airbags will deploy at at least a 55 mph crash or more.
One of the air bag sensors is bad. Two are located under the headlights above the front bumper. The third is under the driver's seat. There is an initial check of the airbags upon starting the car. If the airbag system detects a fault it will disable the airbags. So if you are in a crash the airbags will not deploy. Read up on airbags before doing anything, they can deploy while you work on them.
The force that the air bags deploy isn't as great when the collision is less severe
Only if someone rams the front end of it going about 30 or 40 MPH.
your car could have been hit by a freight train in the rear and the airbags would not deploy unless, of course, you hit something in the front after the rear end collision had already occurred. the sensors are in the front and are designed to deploy the srs units if the occupants are in danger of going forward not backwards as the case in a rear end collision.
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An airbag depoys when a hard impact its the vehicle and the airbag automatically deploy's before the driver and passengers hit the front of the car/seat.
They shouldn't!! the impact sensors are on the front end of the vehicle.
When a vehicle hits a brick wall, the impact can cause significant damage to the vehicle's front end, including the engine, suspension, and body. The force of the impact can also deploy the airbags and potentially injure passengers in the vehicle. The damage can be severe and may result in the vehicle being deemed a total loss.