That would be on the buyer, or the buyer could fix it. Used airbags for older cars are pretty cheap.
Used airbags probably isn’t the best descriptionThat would be on the buyer, or the buyer could fix it. Used airbags for older cars are pretty cheap.
Ok then, pre-owned. Drivers bags probably blow 4 times as often as passenger, hence the price difference.Used airbags probably isn’t the best description. I bought one from an eBay seller for $189. The passenger airbag was only $50 from flea bay.
What a dog-eat-dog world you aspire to live in!No, it would be unethical if the dealer sold the car AND disabled, or even worse, monkeyed with the light so it came on and went off as its normally supposed to. When the airbag light is on, it's puts the driver on alert that there is something wrong with the system. OP choose to ignore that warning for years. A state safety inspection would have uncovered this years ago, but assume the state it was in doesn't have that?
You would need to look it up by VIN, but Nissan seemed to use less recalled airbags. Very few Takata and whatever the other big recall was from. Neither of my Nissan's were ever recalled for the airbags. My Frontier did have an airbag reprogram for the side airbags - they deployed too easily or something.Are you certain these airbags you bought online are not part of the major recalls that have been killing people upon deployment. In other words old faulty airbags. Not sure if Nissan was involved in this recall but it's seems likely. Worth checking.
Says the man with the upside-down dog avatar.What a dog-eat-dog world you aspire to live in!
His (now) wife bought it in her pre-Kurtatron daysI hate to put you on the spot, or maybe it's because I'm unnecessarily perceptive
But that leather finish didn't catch your eye?
The lack of SRS or Horn embossing didn't stand out?
I will let it slide. Most of us made it into adulthood without air bag tech, ABS, traction control and mandatory seatbelt laws.The most ironic thing I find is letting your wife drive a car with an airbag error code- because you are "cheap" Maybe it's just me......
True. But the ones that didn't can't reply to this thread.I will let it slide. Most of us made it into adulthood without air bag tech, ABS, traction control and mandatory seatbelt laws.
Life insuranceThe most ironic thing I find is letting your wife drive a car with an airbag error code- because you are "cheap" Maybe it's just me......