2005 Ford Expedition Air bags Problems

“My wife and 3 children were driving my 2005 Ford Expedition down hwy 29 in lake county, ca. When the 2 front airbags suddenly deployed. There was no accident or impact. Luckily my wife was able to retain control of the vehicle but has injuries her chest and neck. The codes from the vehicle do not indicate any error or malfunction. It would make sense that this incident is related to the f-150 recall issue.”

“I was driving my 2005 Ford Expedition west on eisenhower blvd at about 25 MPH. I proceeded through the intersection of eisenhower and cleveland ave when a pick-up truck ran a red light and collided with the right front of my vehicle. My vehicle sustained extensive damage to the front bumper, right front fender and front passenger door, completely dislodging the right front wheel and buckling the frame of the vehicle. I sustained injuries, including a bruised sternum and bruised lungs. Neither front airbag deployed, which would have mitigated my injuries!”

“I was traveling at 50mph in my 2005 Ford Expedition (3,700 miles) when a chevy cavalier ran a stop sign. I impacted the vehicle without having an opportunity to hit my brakes. I was the sole person in the vehicle. Impact destroyed the front end of my vehivle, and pushed the passenger side of the cavalier to the drivers seat. My vehicle then exited the road through a stand of trees, down an embankment and came to rest on the far side of the embankment. Failure: passnger airbag deployed, but driver's airbag did not, resulting in neck injuries. …”

“Dt: the contact's husband rented a 2005 Ford Expedition. The contact stated while her husband was driving the vehicle began to hydroplane , causing it to hit a tree. As the vehicle hydroplaned it turned sideways away from the shoulder and hit a tree from the side. Upon impact, the air bags did not deploy. The vehicle is equipped with the front and the side air bags. The contact did not know what types of air bags are in this vehicle. The consumer has contacted the rental car agency, but has not informed them that the air bags did not deploy in the vehicle. …”

“The contact stated while driving 30 MPH on a wet highway, the contact's spouse broadsided another vehicle and the air bags did not deploy. The seat belt was in use and worked properly. A police report was taken. There was front end damage done to the vehicle. The only light illuminated in the vehicle was a light indicating the gas cap was loose. The dealership was not alerted. The driver sustained soft tissue damage. Updated 10/25/06.”