when your crash you hit a sensor and it sends a shock to the airbag whick ignights a fuse that triggers a explosion and forces hot air into the air bag which is why when an air bag is deployed its hot and causes burns/ scratches look like road rash it also doesn't help the airbag has to be strong and the material feels like 1000 grit sand paper
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A food bag sealer works by removing air from the package and sealing it shut. This lack of air inhibits growth of bacteria and other organisms. The sealer first vaccums the air from the bag, and then applies heat to form a seal to preserve the vaccum.
Trouble is brewing, probably within the "clock spring". Take it to a shop that works on air bag systems.
You have to have the right tools to do the job.... Unconnecting the battery works on some cars but not all of them
Just the air bag
Yes, paper bag is long years ago use for hyperventalation the logic here is that you rebreath the air you exhale. This helps the you to inhale more CO2 (air that you exhale) back into your bloodstreams. And this works.
You might not find this answer the best, but to remove the air simply open the bag a bit and suck all the air out and as you are sucking the air out close it. I have found that if you fill a kitchen sink with water place the bag with the open side just above the waterline and zipping it closed while under water works great.
trick the mechanism and set it off... with out the compressed gas and or air bag.. if it works, then there would be no need to replace or reset... however, if nothing happens, atlernative solutions advisable
What is THe Predict the mass of the bag with air?????
How do you treat an air bag burn
If the light is on for the Grand Am Air Bag Unit, there could be a problem with the air bag. Some vehicles that have been in an accident and had the air bag deployed may need to have the air bag light reset. Disconnecting the battery for about five minutes might take care of this problem. If not, the vehicle should be taken to a dealer for service of the air bag.
where is the air bag fuse on a '04 Chevy Malibu