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I’m looking to buy a 2019 ford Expedition limited the driver airbag is deployed. They cut the drivers seatbelt I’m guessing to get the person out. I’m just trying to get a rough idea on price and what you would need for seat belt. Thank you
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Posted : 09/19/2022 3:11 pm
If your vehicle was in an accident, we are able to reset the airbag module for you. There is a 24-hour turnaround time for the service and the cost for the reset is $74.99.
The seatbelts vary in price $84.99-$129.99 plus shipping.
There are 3 different seat belt types:
Some vehicles only have the seat belt pretensioner.
Other vehicles have both seat belt pretensioner and a bottom anchor tensioner.
- $99.99 - Single Stage - 1 plug connector
- $128.99 - Dual Stage - 2 plug connectors
- $144.99 - Triple Stage - 3 plug connectors
There are images and videos on our site showing the differences in these seat belts.
Please keep in mind that seatbelts are considered "HAZARDOUS MATERIAL". They will be shipped back via FedEx Ground - Hazmat shipping. Signature will be required upon delivery.
When sending your part to us, you are not required to ship it hazmat since the part is bad.
Unfortunately, we do not work on nor sell airbags themselves.
Send your part to:
MyAirbags
1707 Enterprise Drive
Buford, GA 30518
These must be included with your part(s):
- Your name or company name
- Your complete return mailing address
- Your phone number and email address
- Year, make and model of the vehicle
Payment Options:
Credit card or PayPal payments are due after we receive your part(s) and the repair is complete. Please do not send checks or money orders. We will contact you via email or text when your part is ready.
Please visit our website, MyAirbags.com to create your order, view pricing and print out a FedEx shipping label that you can use to ship your part to us.
Thank you!
Airbag Module Reset Service | MyAirbags
Seat Belt Pretensioner Repair | MyAirbags
Posted : 09/19/2022 3:11 pm
Sometimes even if no one was sitting in the seat during an accident, it could deploy.
I recommend testing the resistance of the seatbelt to see if its good or bad. That way, you don't get any bench testing charges on a good unit if it's not needed.
Here is a video showing how to test the resistance of a seatbelt,
Hope this helps!
Posted : 09/19/2022 3:12 pm
Thank you for the reply it’s very helpful. Do I need to send all the seat belts or just the ones that where being Worn during the accident?
Thank you
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Posted : 09/19/2022 5:39 pm
You are awesome thank you very much.
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Posted : 09/19/2022 7:08 pm