2010 Infiniti G37 Air bags Problems

“Occupant classification system malfunction. I have a 2010 Infiniti G37 with 89000 miles, never had any accident before. Recently the air bag light started flashing for no apparent reason. I took it to the Infiniti dealer and was told it was the passenger air bag sensor in the front passenger seat that was bad, and would cost several thousands dollar to fix. After doing research it suggests this is a very common problem that many Infiniti/nissan owners are currently have. …”

“Red passenger airbag light began blinking. In august 2015, it was taken to dealer for diagnosis. Passenger side front occupant sensor not working & was reset. It came on once a passenger sat in the seat again. Cost to repair this was stated at $4930.53. It is a safety issue they should be responsible for! A year later, it is still flashing. I cannot find a recall still. I tried to upload a second file showing the estimate to repair.”

“Airbag light flashing. Infiniti dealership advised sensor not working. Quoted $9,700 to repair. Called Infiniti consumer affairs, I tried to talk about the safety issues. They just continued to say not under warranty and no financial assistance available from Infiniti . Infiniti could care less about safety. I also had the same model a year ago except 2011. My 16 year old was involved in an accident in this car. It was totaled. Airbags did not deploy. Thank goodness he was ok.”

“The passenger side airbag light comes, indicating that airbag is off, on when there is a passenger in the seat. I went to the dealer two times and was told that there is nothing wrong with the functioning of the airbag system. This issue occurs when my wife (who weighs 130 pounds) is sitting in the seat. We were told by the master technician that she is too small of a person to bear the force of the airbag and that it was safer for her without the airbag.”

“I was stopped at red light and driver behind me did not see the light. She rear ended me at an approx speed of 30-35 MPH. The force of the hit pushed my car into the one in front of me, resulting in a 4 vehicle accident. At the time of impact, my glasses came off of my face and I hit the windshield - my seat belt did not lock. The force of the crash bent the frame, destroyed the trunk, and resulted in a total loss. I sustained a moderate to sever concussion, along with whiplash and persistent headaches.”