Crash Zone Sensor fail after airbag recall
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Crash Zone Sensor fail after airbag recall
Got the airbag harness recall done on my 03.5 sedan in September, then a few days ago during normal driving the airbag warning light started flashing on my dash. The dealership checked it and told me it's the Crash Zone Sensor, $460 to fix it
. I did some search and found that Nissan Frontier and Xterra had recalls on those sensors, but nothing on G35. This seems really odd, any ideas?
. I did some search and found that Nissan Frontier and Xterra had recalls on those sensors, but nothing on G35. This seems really odd, any ideas?
Got the airbag harness recall done on my 03.5 sedan in September, then a few days ago during normal driving the airbag warning light started flashing on my dash. The dealership checked it and told me it's the Crash Zone Sensor, $460 to fix it
. I did some search and found that Nissan Frontier and Xterra had recalls on those sensors, but nothing on G35. This seems really odd, any ideas?
. I did some search and found that Nissan Frontier and Xterra had recalls on those sensors, but nothing on G35. This seems really odd, any ideas?Joined: Jun 2008
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I figured I could do that, it just seems odd to me since I haven't seen any related issue here. I'll reset it and see how it goes.
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Did the light come back on after reset?
Well, if you do a reset, and there is a genuine fault, it will come back. It won't hurt to try. Just keep in mind, if the part is faulty, and you reset it it's still faulty. The light being off doesn't garantee the air bag system will work properly if you crash.
Do you know which sensor up front is the faulty one? There are three iirc.
Do you know which sensor up front is the faulty one? There are three iirc.
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^ yes that's what I want to find out. If it's really faulty then I'll move on to the next step.
This is the one the dealership told me about. Looks like there's only one assembly. I'll find out when I get to it.
This is the one the dealership told me about. Looks like there's only one assembly. I'll find out when I get to it.
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Well, that diagram is for the center one. There are usually three up front. One dead center, and one on each corner.
Btw, these are accelerometers....so if you remove any, handle it carefully. Don't drop it or bang it around.
I would prob start by inspecting the wiring and perhaps testing it. Unsuer how to test.
Any boneyards near you? Might be able to pull one off a wrecked Nissan. Unsure which cars use that design sensor
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Well, that diagram is for the center one. There are usually three up front. One dead center, and one on each corner.
Btw, these are accelerometers....so if you remove any, handle it carefully. Don't drop it or bang it around.
I would prob start by inspecting the wiring and perhaps testing it. Unsuer how to test.
Any boneyards near you? Might be able to pull one off a wrecked Nissan. Unsure which cars use that design sensor
Btw, these are accelerometers....so if you remove any, handle it carefully. Don't drop it or bang it around.
I would prob start by inspecting the wiring and perhaps testing it. Unsuer how to test.
Any boneyards near you? Might be able to pull one off a wrecked Nissan. Unsure which cars use that design sensor
Want to bump this up. My airbag light is flashing. Its been about 8 months since I had the recall done on my 04.5 sedan.
Can anyone comfirm if the sensors are the same for other Nissans?
Can anyone comfirm if the sensors are the same for other Nissans?
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I did a reset and the light hasn't come back on, so I stopped searching. Also I realized there are multiple sensors and the code doesn't tell which one is faulty. Try the airbag reset first.
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