2005 Chevrolet Colorado Air bags Problems

“Takata inflators , driving down highway 9 looking at driver side mirror when I heard 2 load bangs turned my head back to front windsheild all I could see was looked to me clouds I thought I was in heaven , it happened so quick, I hit guard rail, then telephone wire, went up in the air, still seeing clouds, that I thought I was finaily in heaven. Until I came down and landed on all 4 wheels. I looked up and seen trees , thats when I knew I came back to earth.”

“I was hit from behind in my new chev.Colorado 2005 pickup. I was hit by a vehicle at 40 miles per hour and no air bags deployed. My dealer said there are no air bag sensors on the back of this vehicle. Is this true? I was badly traumatized physically, emotionally, and mentally. I am under a doctor's treatment”

“I was traveling on spruce road in exeter, ca at approx 55 MPH when I rear-ended a car that was stopped. I did not have time to hit my brakes or swerve at all. I hit the back of the car very square and hard. The chp officer said that my air bag sensors were hit and the bags did not go off.”

“Sept of 2014 our Chevrolet Colorado had issues with not starting. The dealer diagnosed it as code issues and replaced a safety sensor. The issue was never resolved as check engine light stayed on. Oct of 2015 while driving, the airbag light came on and never went off. Also oct 2015, about the time the airbag light came on, we received a letter stating that a wire harness in this make, model and year of vehicle could cause code problems and or the airbag light to illuminate, and that GM would fix it at no cost to us, if the vehicle was within 10 yrs old or had 120,000 or less miles. …”

“Air bag light comes on making it unclear if occupants are protected or if air bag will just go off on its own. Problem is wires in back door jamb become fatigued and break causing failure of air bags. Vehicle is also considered an inspection failure as well in massachusetts.”