1995 Cadillac Seville Air bags Problems

“'takata recall' I was driving my 1995 Cadillac Seville out of a shop-rite parking lot on september 30th, 2017 and was involved in a crash. I was driving very slowly as I was approaching a stop sign and route 46 (a busy highway). My airbags deployed inadvertently and I hit the car in front of me. The airbags smashed the windshield. According to NHTSA campaign number 98v115000, 1995 Cadillac Seville 'passenger vehicles inadvertent deployment of the airbags can occur due to water intrusion.' I then contacted general motors who stated that my particular vehicle was not subject to the recall. …”

“Dt: on may 15, 2004, the airbags deployed, resulting in an accident. The consumer stated that while making a turn n both frontal airbags deployed. This caused him to misjudge the medium. There was no crash or injuries. There was major damage to the vehicle, which was totaled. The consumer found that there was a recall 98v115000 for the airbags. But when he contacted the manufacturer, they told him that this vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN. The consumer found information that said that VIN fell within the VIN range without a doubt. …”

“While traveling about 20-25mph on highway, another vehicle crossed into consumer's vehicle lane and hit her . Upon impact, dual airbags didn't go off at all. Dealership was aware of problem. There was an impact of 60 MPH between the 2 vehicles, 2 people were injured in the accident.”

“The airbag on the drivers side involuntarily deployed without impact . The air bag light illuminated causing the ocnsumer to have the delaer inspect for a problem. The vehicle's make, model, year and VIN# was not included in the recall (NHTSA id#98-v-115-000 manufacturer id# 98032). The dealer indicated the air bag module beneath the drivers seat has failed. The dealership and manufacturer are aware and will assist with the problem. Nlm”

“While driving in a flood-type water, the driver's and passenger's airbag system deployed. Manufacturer sent letters to consumer urging her to disconnect the battery if vehicle is being submerged in water because it causes the airbag to deploy. Although manufacturer is aware of the problem, he wont' fix the problem.”