2004 Nissan 350Z Air bags Problems

“I bought a 2004 z350 and I bought it on mother's day last month and I got the car in the abarat was already on the car the light was already on when I purchased a car from a dealership and I was told that it was against the law to sell a car with the airbag light on.”

“Air bag fault light for passenger seat stayed on. Investigation by Nissan determined it to be a faulty sensor. Another incident occurred on 3/05/14, with same problem. Appears to be the same problem as recall of 2013-2014 nissans. I think recall should be extended to include my 2004 z350.”

“Two car accident on 5/29/10 at 5:12 p.m. On interstate I-40 westbound at sara road, candian county, oklahoma. During highly congested traffic, I rear-ended a 2007 buick enclave with my 2004 Nissan 350 z at approximately 45 MPH. The passenger airbag deployed, but the drivers airbag did not deploy.”

“Recently driving my Nissan 350Z along a highway, the airbags for no reason, deployed on their own. It was sheer luck that I wasn't killed. You would think Nissan would take responsibility for this problem with their airbags, but no! Nissan won't fix the car until I sign a legal release letter so they can't be sued.”

“I was told, by the dealer, that the airbags on my 2004 Nissan 350Z will no longer work unless I replace the left and right modules and sensor at an approx cost of $1700. Nissan is no longer willing to warranty the aribags, since the car has 116,000 miles (per 2/5/10 call from consumer affairs division). Their wty is 60 mos or 60k miles; however, the seat belt wty is 120 mos. Or 120k miles. The airbags are a safety issue that are just as important in the event of a crash as seat belts. They have never been deployed. …”