I always thought that passive-restraint systems carried their own,
longer warranty.
When I went to a Honda dealer about an instrument-panel warning light
referring to the air-bag system, I was told that the longer warranty
applied only to seat belts.

Is that correct?

Ron Miller

 

Not sure about your case (lacking info about year/model Honda, etc.)
you might look at more discussion about SRS light at this link
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.a...6c180fa0625505

It's possible this comes under lifetime warranty provisions....
check owner's manual, etc. for more specifics. It might just answer
the question.


On Oct 7, 9:38 am, milleron <apn60...@forteinc.com> wrote:
> I always thought that passive-restraint systems carried their own,
> longer warranty.
> When I went to a Honda dealer about an instrument-panel warning light
> referring to the air-bag system, I was told that the longer warranty
> applied only to seat belts.
>
> Is that correct?
>
> Ron Miller

 

milleron <apn60637@forteinc.com> wrote in news:bgMGk.213065$5p1.175768@en-
nntp-06.dc1.easynews.com:

> I always thought that passive-restraint systems carried their own,
> longer warranty.



Nope, just the regular warranty which covers the rest of the interior.



> When I went to a Honda dealer about an instrument-panel warning light
> referring to the air-bag system, I was told that the longer warranty
> applied only to seat belts.
>
> Is that correct?
>



That's correct.

And even the seat belt warranty only covers functionality, and is void if
the car was involved in a collision.


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