Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
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Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
The dealership just told me that could be a 1,500 dollar part! I think I am going to call Chrysler and complain... then threaten to sue if the airbag deploys for no reason or doesn't go off in an accident. I would rather spend 2K on a lawyer than 2K to a dealer just to get jerked around!
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
The dealership just told me that could be a 1,500 dollar part! I think I am going to call Chrysler and complain... then threaten to sue if the airbag deploys for no reason or doesn't go off in an accident. I would rather spend 2K on a lawyer than 2K to a dealer just to get jerked around!
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Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
The dealership just told me that could be a 1,500 dollar part! I think I am going to call Chrysler and complain... then threaten to sue if the airbag deploys for no reason or doesn't go off in an accident. I would rather spend 2K on a lawyer than 2K to a dealer just to get jerked around!
If it fixes your issue -- you skip the dealer, avoid looking like an idiot in front of a lawyer, and you can continue driving your Bentley with no fear of having your head blown off.
But if you'd rather get a lawyer involved and lose lots of $$$, that's your call. Some fish love to swim upstream.
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by JHM2K
Dude. Order the used sensor and plug it in. For $100 it's worth a shot and you can always resale if it doesn't fix your issue. List it for $85 shipped and some SLK owner will gladly snap it up.
If it fixes your issue -- you skip the dealer, avoid looking like an idiot in front of a lawyer, and you can continue driving your Bentley with no fear of having your head blown off.
But if you'd rather get a lawyer involved and lose lots of $$$, that's your call. Some fish love to swim upstream.
If it fixes your issue -- you skip the dealer, avoid looking like an idiot in front of a lawyer, and you can continue driving your Bentley with no fear of having your head blown off.
But if you'd rather get a lawyer involved and lose lots of $$$, that's your call. Some fish love to swim upstream.
I will send you a PM....
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
The dealership just told me that could be a 1,500 dollar part! I think I am going to call Chrysler and complain... then threaten to sue if the airbag deploys for no reason or doesn't go off in an accident. I would rather spend 2K on a lawyer than 2K to a dealer just to get jerked around!
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by 32krazy!
take the 2000$ and buy an opel gt it looks like a xfire which looks like a bently and then we wont have to read these stupid posts. btw please dont sue me for defamation. wait you ARE a character!!
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Is this the correct part that I need to fix the code 01? Do you guys think replacing this part will fix my Air bag problem?
Air Bag Modules and Sensors - MODULE, Air Bag Control - 05102756AA | Mopar
Air Bag Modules and Sensors - MODULE, Air Bag Control - 05102756AA | Mopar
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Sigh, same thing on mine since 22,500 miles.. I'm going to disable the bulb. I know the bags won't deploy in an accident, but unfortunately I can't spend $1,000+ to fix an issue that shouldn't exist in the first place. I get in the car, start it, the light goes off then immediately comes back on. Been like that for 30,000 miles now.
Re: Air bag code help... Why warranties on our cars are needed
Originally Posted by chrisificti0n
Sigh, same thing on mine since 22,500 miles.. I'm going to disable the bulb. I know the bags won't deploy in an accident, but unfortunately I can't spend $1,000+ to fix an issue that shouldn't exist in the first place. I get in the car, start it, the light goes off then immediately comes back on. Been like that for 30,000 miles now.
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