Problems with 2010 Toyota Prius AIR BAGS

Air bag did not deployed at the time of accident. damaged/rip apart front bumper...car is total loss as per insurance adjuster. other collided honda cr-v had all its air bags deployed. none on my prius. accident happened at major intersection ,when green light turned on i paddle my car , other car honda cr-v came at a speed to make left turned and hit my front bumper.

Air bags failed to deploy in car crash: my 2010 prius was stuck by another car who ran a red light, in the front right (passenger side). the car that struck me was traveling approx 35mph and pushed my car (also traveling approx. 35mph) into the path of a wooden telephone pole that suspended the traffic lights over the intersection. my car traveled about 20-30 feet further and stopped when my car hit the pole head on. the telephone pole broke in two in the impact. none of my air-bags deployed. the police report is incorrect regarding the airbags. i have contacted the police department to amend the report. as seen in the accompanying photographs, the air bags did not deploy, contrary to the police report.

Manufacturer recall number gou, is identified on your website as being part of the nhtsa recall number 16v487, recall status "recall incomplete"

Tl* the contact owns a 2010 toyota prius. while driving approximately 30 mph, the contact crashed into the preceding vehicle. the frontal air bags failed to deploy. a police report was filed and there were no injuries. the vehicle was not taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the vehicle was not repaired. the approximate failure mileage was 167,000.

I was on the freeway in traffic, going 60 mph. there was road construction coming up ahead. i depressed the brake pedal and nothing happened. the car didn't slow down at all and i crashed into another vehicle. my car was manufactured when the 'voluntary safety recall' by toyota was supposed to address this, but i received no notification, nor did thousand oaks toyota, where i had the car serviced, communicate about it. *js

Tl* the contact owns a 2010 toyota prius. while driving 65 mph, the brake, air bag, and traction control warning indicators illuminated continuously. the contact mentioned that the brake pedal was depressed and traveled to the floorboard. when the contact depressed the brake pedal slowly, the vehicle engaged. the contact called roadside assistance and was informed that there was no failure. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who informed the contact about a recall for the brakes. the contact called al hendrickson toyota at 954-972-1100 and they stated that there was no recall for the brakes. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was notified of the failure and informed the contact that the vin was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 13v235000 (service brakes). the approximate failure mileage was 70,000.

Takata recall i received a recall in january 2017 regarding curtain shield air bags in the roof rails of my car. i contacted my toyota dealership in january and was told that they didn't have the part to make the repair but would call me when they got the part in. i called them two more times regarding this issue, most recently on 10-25-17 and was again told that they would contact me when they get the corrective part. can you please tell me when the corrective part should be dispensed to the dealerships? what is a reasonable amount of time to expect this to be corrected and what, if any, action should i pursue?

Airbag light started turning on every so often. after recall work at dealer, it went away, but again now holds constant.

Tl* takata recall. the contact owns a 2010 toyota prius. the contact stated stated that nhtsa campaign number: 16v487000 (air bags) exceeded a reasonable amount of time for repair. the contact received the recall notification in the fall of 2017. the dealer (toyota of warren, 2657 niles cortland rd se, warren, oh 44484) stated that the parts were not available. the manufacturer was not contacted. the contact had not experienced a failure. parts distribution disconnect. *tt consumer stated as of 10/28/18 failed air bags has still not been fixed. updated 11/28/18*jb

I have a recall notice with a date of june 28, 2016. i scheduled an appointment with gene messer toyota in lubbock, tx on september 9, 2017. i showed the recall notice to the guy at the service station and was told to wait for a second letter saying that parts are available. the guy did not even bother to order the parts. i was rejected right away. i don't think another letter is suppose to come because of the timeline, but that was what i was told to do.

Srs light illuminated. toyota diagnostic completed at local toyota dealership. diagnostic indicated failure of spiral cable (clock spring)....similar to other toyota vehicles that are part of a recall. contacted toyota 1-800-331-4331. prius is not part of the recall, even though it seems that it has a similar failure. toyota logged the complaint.

Airbag warning light illuminates. toyota service techie's diagnostic showed a disconnected spiral cable. techie explained that the spiral cable has electrical connections to the driver's airbag module and the driver's air bag would not deploy in an accident. he said i should install a new cable spiral assembly kit (aka "clock spring"), part # 8430747020 at a cost of nearly $1000, including over $700 for the part. i did some research. part # 8430747020 was installed in many toyota vehicles, and has been recalled for the same problem in the corolla, matrix, highlander, tacoma, rav4, and yaris. see safety recall e0m (e1m) april 2015, update 5/12/14. the prius is not mentioned in the recall, although my car has the same exact problem with the identical part, and the toyota service supervisor agrees it is the same problem and part. i explained this to the service technician and supervisor, who called toyota, and toyota offered to cover 50% of the cost of the part, and none of the labor cost. i asked whether they could do the same fix in my car as they ...

*takata recall i was involved in a major car accident during lunch hour on the 405 south fwy in los angeles, ca. i was struck by a semi truck who was merging into my lane and while i tried to get out of his way by speeding up. i was clipped by the truck and my car careened infront of the truck and was pushed before he applied his brakes. my car then spun out of control across all fwy lanes. i was hit by two other on coming cars before coming to a stop in the carpool lane. all cars including the truck were driving approximately 65-70 mph based on the police report. my foot was on the gas the entire time as i spun out of control. my complaint is regarding the airbags. none of the side or front airbags deployed at the time of all impacts. i had the vehicle inspected by an independant inspection company after contacting toyota. i have yet to hear back from toyota even though they have had the report for almost two months. i finally received the report from the ...

A warning light came on for eps and 30 seconds later it stalled and would not steer or move. i was driving at 6pm on a friday in major traffic

Tl* the contact owned a 2010 toyota prius. while driving approximately 30-40 mph, the contact crashed into the rear of a police vehicle. the air bags did not deploy. the contact's chest and face struck the steering wheel. the contact received injuries to the clavicle area, shoulders, face, eyes, head/brain, and neck area. extensive medical attention was needed. the vehicle was not towed; however, a police report was filed the vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the air bag sensor was missed by a couple of millimeters, which prevented them from deploying. the vehicle was deemed totaled. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. updated 07/13/17*lj *js