How to Repair Seat Belt Pretensioner | MyAirbags

MyAirbags employs a unique and reliable approach in repairing seat belt pretensioners. The meticulous process followed by MyAirbags, underscoring the importance of using OEM parts and ensuring every component, especially the pyro sensor, is correctly sealed and connected. This attention to detail is crucial for safety. Contrasting their method, the video demonstrates improper repairs observed in other services, including the use of inappropriate materials like JB Weld, plumbing parts, and unsafe modifications, which compromise safety and effectiveness.

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[pablodelafuente]

Hello Sir
I was wondering if you offer training course or videos on how to repair seat belts

[coolcarz-nftj]

Hi,
I have a 2015 Nissan Altima (S trim level). The airbag light came on (solid not blinking) and I took it to the dealer, dealer said it was going to cost $2, 000-2, 500 to replace the WHOLE ENTIRE passenger seat. I looked at the NHTSA complaint area for the car and another person had the exact same problem, and they took it to a second dealer and they said that the dealer said that it was a side airbag control module. I know I have to diagnose it first and see what the problem actually is, but if it is the side airbag control module (passenger seat), can I fix it on my own or should I take it to the dealer and have them fix it? Or could I just reset it the airbag control module?