It was an odd letter/agreement.

The lawyers get more than a million dollars.

And you the consumer? Hyundai will reprogram your sensor for free.
Which they have been doing. I think the class action suit specifies a
loaner car during the service. And nothing else that they weren't
already doing - there was a recall that updated the sensor software....

 

re: air bag phenomena

I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
bag sensor in Elantras.

Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
had the green arrow).

The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.

The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.

If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).

Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.

Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

 

re: air bag phenomena

I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
bag sensor in Elantras.

Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
had the green arrow).

The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.

The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.

If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).

Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.

Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

 

re: air bag phenomena

I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
bag sensor in Elantras.

Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
had the green arrow).

The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.

The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.

If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).

Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.

Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

 

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
news:1138735940.318431.154030@g47g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?
>

You should not run around usenet trying to sound like a lawyer - or what you
think a lawyer would sound like. Why don't you take your petty pursuits to
a web site, instead of here?

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
news:1138735940.318431.154030@g47g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?
>

You should not run around usenet trying to sound like a lawyer - or what you
think a lawyer would sound like. Why don't you take your petty pursuits to
a web site, instead of here?

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote in message
news:1138735940.318431.154030@g47g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?
>

You should not run around usenet trying to sound like a lawyer - or what you
think a lawyer would sound like. Why don't you take your petty pursuits to
a web site, instead of here?

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

Robert Cohen wrote:
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

Unless the car was equipped with side impact-airbags (I don't think
they're available on the Accent), there shouldn't have been an airbag
deployment in a straight side impact. The frontal airbags do no good in
a side impact and they're designed not deploy in such a situation.

Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
"SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out
clearly in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the
dash that warns you, too. How much notification do people need??? If the
driver was not wearing a seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the
accident prevents him/her from reproducing.

 

Robert Cohen wrote:
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

Unless the car was equipped with side impact-airbags (I don't think
they're available on the Accent), there shouldn't have been an airbag
deployment in a straight side impact. The frontal airbags do no good in
a side impact and they're designed not deploy in such a situation.

Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
"SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out
clearly in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the
dash that warns you, too. How much notification do people need??? If the
driver was not wearing a seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the
accident prevents him/her from reproducing.

 

Robert Cohen wrote:
> re: air bag phenomena
>
> I am herein soliciting comment in light of alleged problem with air
> bag sensor in Elantras.
>
> Situation: A driver of a 2003 Accent was hit fairly hard (on passenger
> side front headlight/fender) by another car when turning left (Accent
> had the green arrow).
>
> The air-bags in Accent did NOT come-out.
>
> The Accent driver may not have been seat-belt-fastened.
>
> If driver not seat-belted, then the air-bags can't/don't inflate (?).
>
> Please clue-me (give me ideas) about why air-bags did not pop-out.
>
> Is there such a relation between seatbelt & air-bag?

Unless the car was equipped with side impact-airbags (I don't think
they're available on the Accent), there shouldn't have been an airbag
deployment in a straight side impact. The frontal airbags do no good in
a side impact and they're designed not deploy in such a situation.

Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
"SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out
clearly in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the
dash that warns you, too. How much notification do people need??? If the
driver was not wearing a seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the
accident prevents him/her from reproducing.

 

"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:vqTDf.2436$0J3.463@trndny08...
......

> Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
> "SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
> stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out clearly
> in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the dash that
> warns you, too.

Annoying light???? The '06 Sonata has the most persistent, annoy you to
death buzzer system when you don't put on the seat belts that I have ever
heard in a car.

> How much notification do people need??? If the driver was not wearing a
> seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the accident prevents him/her
> from reproducing.

 

"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:vqTDf.2436$0J3.463@trndny08...
......

> Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
> "SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
> stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out clearly
> in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the dash that
> warns you, too.

Annoying light???? The '06 Sonata has the most persistent, annoy you to
death buzzer system when you don't put on the seat belts that I have ever
heard in a car.

> How much notification do people need??? If the driver was not wearing a
> seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the accident prevents him/her
> from reproducing.

 

"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:vqTDf.2436$0J3.463@trndny08...
......

> Seatbelts MUST be worn in airbag-equipped cars. Airbags are not called a
> "SUPPLMENTAL Restraint System" for nothing. There are large, obnoxious
> stickers on the visor to warm people of that and it's spelled out clearly
> in the owner's manual. There's a friggin' annoying light on the dash that
> warns you, too.

Annoying light???? The '06 Sonata has the most persistent, annoy you to
death buzzer system when you don't put on the seat belts that I have ever
heard in a car.

> How much notification do people need??? If the driver was not wearing a
> seatbelt, it would improve the gene pool if the accident prevents him/her
> from reproducing.

 

re: good answers, all

my inquiries have been addressed adequately

i subscribe to the n.g. sentiment about the legal profession, as a law
school dropout myself

 

re: good answers, all

my inquiries have been addressed adequately

i subscribe to the n.g. sentiment about the legal profession, as a law
school dropout myself