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Air Bags?

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I have a daughter, weighing about 70 lbs. Can she sit in the front seat of my 05 Legacy with the airbags? At times, the light says airbag off, other times it says airbag on. Anyone have an idea? Thanks in advance!!

She's on the bubble with the weight sensor. A buddy of mine's gf is right around 100 lbs, and the light does go on & off occasionally.

 

I'm not really an airbag expert, but if you're at all skeptical, put her in the back.

Well whats her height and age?

 

Age has nothing to do with it, height somewhat, but the big determining factor is weight, the airbags are tested to work within preset parameters of a 95th percentile man, 300 lbs and a 5th percentile female, 110 lbs anything higher, and you might check out 24 hour fitness after you see your doctor, anything less, you should sit in the back.

Age has nothing to do with it, height somewhat, but the big determining factor is weight, the airbags are tested to work within preset parameters of a 95th percentile man, 300 lbs and a 5th percentile female, 110 lbs anything higher, and you might check out 24 hour fitness after you see your doctor, anything less, you should sit in the back.

 

wow i have a nissan titan with those seat sensors and the light would indicate airbag deactivated, and i was 5ft 11 and now im like 6ft tall and ate my pasta lol and gained some weight now im almost 150lb and no sensor light:banana:

I believe distance from the airbag has a lot to do with it too. So if she's going to sit in the front, at least slide the seat back. I know very short people are often injured by the airbag from sitting too close to it. At least with the driver...I would think the same would apply for the passenger.

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awww you guys are the BEST! and always have the answers...

 

she's about 50 inches and 70ish lbs...the seat belt is perfect from her shoulder to waist and it's always moved the farthest back too

 

thanks for the links nipper...i'm going there now!

 

ya'll have a great weekend!

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