2002 Ford F-150 Air bags Problems

“I was driving on freeway when a car that was traveling in an excess of 80+ miles and rear-ended my 2002 Ford f 150. My truck was totaled and my drivers seat back frame broke from right side and none of my airbags deployed. I ended up in the hospital for 3 days. I had a concussion, neck injury, knees and re-injured my back. I was lucky to be alive.”

“A car made an illegal left turn in front of me, I hit that car doing about 55 MPH, after that impact the truck swerved to the right. And I hit another car stopped at a red light. My questions is why didn't my air bags deploy. After doing $12000. Damage and Ford is wanting to total my truck.”

“While attempting to park my truck in a parking lot during the winter month of january, I had to maneuver over a small snow pile the size of a speed bump. After spinning my tires in four wheel drive on the slick snowy parking lot, the trucks front tires finally made it over the bump from a parked position. As soon as the truck came to a sudden stop on the other side of the bump, both front airbags deployed. …”

“While driving down a 2 lane road in my 2002 Ford F-150 harley davison pick-up truck doing the posted speed limit (50 MPH), I quickly tried to avoid from rearending a mid-model 1990 Ford aerostar passenger van, at a speed between 35-45mph. After impacting the rear end of the van, the air bag(s) on my air bag equiped vehicle did not deploy . My seat belt was being used. The insurance company and myself had to take a loss of the vehicle, due to the extent of damage done to my vehicle.”

“A 2002 Ford F-150 struck a 1996 chevy blazer in the right rear, there for having damage to the front and front left quarter panel of the F-150. The impact was hard enough to roll the blazer over on to its top. My concern is that the air bags in both vehicles did not deploy the F-150 was traveling at a speed of +40mph at the time of impact, the blazer was at a parked stop.”