I did a search with no results, but I'm wondering whether you can temporarily disable the driver's side air bag trigger if you want?
I was rear-ended, and to straighten the bumper back to where it originally was, I had to put my trailer hitch ball on the bottom of the bumper, hook a chain between the hitch ball and a tree, and give it several healthy yanks with sudden stops to (almost) get it back to normal position.
Later, I realized that I could have set off the air bag doing that(but fortunately didn't). I would still like to give it another yank to correctly align it, but don't want to risk setting off the air bag again.
Anyone know? It wouldn't surprise me that you couldn't.
Thanks, Texas Jim in St Croix
I was rear-ended, and to straighten the bumper back to where it originally was, I had to put my trailer hitch ball on the bottom of the bumper, hook a chain between the hitch ball and a tree, and give it several healthy yanks with sudden stops to (almost) get it back to normal position.
Later, I realized that I could have set off the air bag doing that(but fortunately didn't). I would still like to give it another yank to correctly align it, but don't want to risk setting off the air bag again.
Anyone know? It wouldn't surprise me that you couldn't.
Thanks, Texas Jim in St Croix
