2010 Ford Flex Air bags Problems

“We were involved in an accident where a jeep was thrown into the front of our vehicle by a Ford f-150, totaling our vehicle, and our airbags did not deploy, none of them. We were at a stop sign and all walked away from the accident, but the police, fire department, and insurance adjuster all said something was wrong for the metal ibeam behind the bumper to be crushed into the radiator and for our airbags to not deploy. …”

“Got in my car and when I started the vehicle the air bag light along with the traction control indicator light came on, took it to a dealer to see what the issue was and was told it is the restraint control module and to replace it will cost 900.00. This is obviously a faulty part and should be covered as it directly controls the sir bags and the seat belts. So because I do not have 900.00 laying around I g=have to hope I am not in a collision until I can come up with the ridiculous amount of money to replace a plug in module that costs less than 100.00 to manufacture.”

“On march 11th, the Ford FLEX collided at an intersection when an expedition turned unsafely left in front of the west bound FLEX. Although the air bags inflated, they quickly deflated because of two large holes. See the photos. The driver of the vehicle was wearing his seat- belt but continues to experience chest pain.”

“After work on the vehicle at two Ford authorized dealership facilities for issues not related to the air bags, the air bag light in the instrument cluster came on and has stayed on since. I had the code read since then and it comes back as an open circuit in the rh front air bag. …”

“The air bag light is on stating that the code of b0001 driver frontal stage 1 deployment control and also code u0253. I have never in my life ever had an issue like this. No accidents either”