Passenger Airbag on an '06 Crossfire Coupe
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Re: Passenger Airbag on an '06 Crossfire Coupe
Originally Posted by JHM2K
Can you confirm that the UK version was not fitted with the ability to switch them off? Victoria is in the UK, so that would explain her inability to switch the bags off.
Why would the safety of UK babies not be as important to Chrysler as USA babies?
Then again, the side panel starts with 170 xx xxx xx, so it's a R-170 part, which is Mercedes-Benz. Germans don't care for Brits, so... that might explain it.
I still have the part on my desk at work...
Why would the safety of UK babies not be as important to Chrysler as USA babies?
Then again, the side panel starts with 170 xx xxx xx, so it's a R-170 part, which is Mercedes-Benz. Germans don't care for Brits, so... that might explain it.
I still have the part on my desk at work...
Somehow I had the impression that this was a UK car, but I could not verify this when I reread the posts.
One year olds and up in a front facing seat only. The front passenger air bag in these cars cannot be turned off. Any modifications to do this would be illegal I guess.
No babies in the front seat, throw them in the back with the groceries.
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Re: Passenger Airbag on an '06 Crossfire Coupe
I would hate to have it on my conscience that she installed a part that compromised the safety of her baby. 
Therefore, I'm not going to ship the part... I'll refund the postage to her and put the panel back into my stock pile.
Therefore, I'm not going to ship the part... I'll refund the postage to her and put the panel back into my stock pile.
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