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I have never been off roading in a vehicle with airbags. How sensitive will they be - is it turned turned down from traditional road vehicles?
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Yup. When I crashed my Jeep it was a pretty damn hard impact and they didnāt go off. Youāve gotta be going pretty damn fast for the airbags to go off, since they can be super damaging.A buddy of mine smashed his front bumper hard enough to twist the frame in his Jeep JKU and the airbags didn't go off. Everyone was okay, but if that didn't do it (assuming it wasn't a malfunction), then I don't think it is something you really have to worry about.
Oh donāt worry thatās what the big red button on the dash is for . If you are Off-roading the bronco will automatically disengage the airbag sensors in the front bumper and Will only deploy them if you hit that big red button ?I have never been off roading in a vehicle with airbags. How sensitive will they be - is it turned turned down from traditional road vehicles?
I know several people who had them go off in an Xterra. It happens. But it's a flaw in programming, not the system as a whole.Havenāt you seen all the YouTube videos of off roaders with busted out windshields due to an airbag going off? Ok, not really. I never seen or heard of anyone that had it happen. I was concerned about the very same thing when I started off roadin.
I donāt know how it works or why, but I have bumped the steel bumper on rock walls and nada so far. A bump is not a crash, I get it. But it was still an impact.
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