Bag Brief Case
Bag Brief Case
What kind of force warrants airbag deployment?
Does a vehicle need to have been in a collision for its airbags to deploy? Or could some other force be enough to activate them? As example, if you pounded on the dashboard or steering wheel face with your fist, or were careless with the hard corner of a brief case while entering a vehicle, or your twelve year old kicks the airbag area firmly in a tantrum, is there a chance the bags may be damaged or caused to inflate? Thanks in advance.
The sensors that set off an airbag are not located in the airbags themselves. They are positioned all around the car - in the front bumper, the frame, almost anywhere EXCEPT where the airbag is located. It is possible to accidentally cause an airbag to deploy, but it usually has to be in the area of the sensor, not the compartment itself. The main exception to that rule is after a collision, when the airbags may be triggered by various actions of rescuers attempting to gain access to the car. But in normal use, you're fairly safe. Accidental airbag deployment is usually due to manufacturer defects (which you can't control), environmental issues (salt, rust,and other causes of corrosion have been factors in some incidents, usually in older airbag-equipped vehicles), or human error (mostly during installation of after-market items like sound systems and wiring).
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