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How do you remove air bags in 2004 Ford Escape?
It is Illegal to remove air bags from any vehicle.
How do you unplug the airbags on a 2000 Lincoln LS?
You don't. It is illegal to disable the SRS (Air Bags) on any vehicle. Why would you want to do this. Air bags save lives and have been proven over and over to prevent injuries. Only a fool would unplug the air bags. Wear your seat belts, and leave the air bags alone.
Why do automobiles need air bags?
Automobiles don't need the air bags, people inside the vehicle do. The air bags help people survive bad accidents.
Can air bags deploy when a vehicle is not running?
yes
How do you make air bags more safe?
Be sure to wear your seat belt and shoulder belt in a vehicle with air bags.
Why when i had a front end collision with another vehicle my air bags did not deploy?
Most air bags will not deploy at less than 10 miles per hour the other posibillity is that there was a fault in the air bag system.
How to eliminate compressor and air bags to convert rear air suspension bags on Lincoln Navigator 2002 to shocks.?
Talked to a mechanic when purchasing the vehicle - he said that you have to turn off the air bags in the glove compartment when changing tires to prevent this from happening. Hope this helps.
Will air bags deploy when you are hit in the rear?
They shouldn't!! the impact sensors are on the front end of the vehicle.
Are air bags useful if your car is struck from behind by another vehicle?
no unless it has enough force
What does a compressor do on a car?
An AC compressor compresses the freon and circulates the freon through the system. An air ride compressor pumps compressed air into air bags to level the vehicle and/or alter the handling of the vehicle.
In a 1995 Ford Contour what speed or circumstance would it take to make the air bags deploy?
Air bags are designed to keep your head, neck, and chest from slamming into the dash, steering wheel or windshield in a front-end crash. They are not designed to inflate in rear-end or rollover crashes or in most side crashes, unless equipped with side airbags. Generally, air bags are designed to deploy in crashes that are equivalent to a vehicle crashing into a solid wall at 8-14 mph. Air bags most often deploy when a vehicle collides with another vehicle or with a solid object like a tree. Air bags inflate when a sensor detects a front-end crash. The sensor sends an electric signal to start a chemical reaction that inflates the air bag with harmless nitrogen gas. All this happens faster than the blink of an eye. Air bags have vents, so they deflate immediately after cushioning you. They cannot smother you and they don't restrict your movement. The "smoke" you may have seen in a vehicle after an air bag demonstration is the nontoxic starch or talc that is used to lubricate the air bag. All air bags are not the same. Air bags differ in design and performance. There are differences in the crash speeds that trigger air bag deployment, the speed and force of deployment, the size and shape of air bags, and the manner in which they unfold and inflate. That is why you should contact your vehicle manufacturer if you want specific information about the air bags in your particular car.
Is there a law that states that a dealership must tell the buyer that the air bag have been deployed?
No, as long as the air bags have been replaced the dealer is under no obligation to inform the buyer they were replaced. However if they were not replaced then it is illegal for the dealer to sell the vehicle. A carafe report will tell you if the SRS was deployed.
