My car is totaled.......
10-28-2002, 11:28 PM
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my opinion to this is to get something from nissan for the faulthy airbags. dont just feel lucky, that you are still alive. Maybe nissan will start doing something about the damn airbags and save people from injuries.
R.I.P lemans sunset 350z
get well soon jeremy
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R.I.P lemans sunset 350z
get well soon jeremy
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10-28-2002, 11:52 PM
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completely speechless.................
Glad your ok.....That really freaking sucks....Damn....still speechless....
Best wishes and I'm sure there will be some good luck coming to you....that how it goes with me...crappy luck then good luck...
MAN.........
Glad your ok.....That really freaking sucks....Damn....still speechless....
Best wishes and I'm sure there will be some good luck coming to you....that how it goes with me...crappy luck then good luck...
MAN.........
10-29-2002, 02:56 AM
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Our prayers are with you Jeremy for a full and speedy recovery. I'm sure your memory will improve and be back to normal soon. Perhaps you will never remember the accident itself, which is just as well.
We're all just very glad that you're OK. Rest up and get well.
We're all just very glad that you're OK. Rest up and get well.
10-29-2002, 03:22 AM
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Thanks to the higher beings...
you are OK !!
likes...
1/ you are ok
2/ you are ok and alive
dislikes....
1/ buzzards already asking you about sellling parts
2/ why did the side airbags NOT open ?
likes...
1/ you are ok
2/ you are ok and alive
dislikes....
1/ buzzards already asking you about sellling parts
2/ why did the side airbags NOT open ?
10-29-2002, 04:34 AM
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Jeremy,
Sorry to hear about the car, but I'm glad you are alright. I hope you get well soon and your family is OK.
This site is great. When the chips are down it looks like everybody is pulling together and wishing good thoughts and good will towards a fellow member.
Great Site. Great Friends.
Sorry to hear about the car, but I'm glad you are alright. I hope you get well soon and your family is OK.
This site is great. When the chips are down it looks like everybody is pulling together and wishing good thoughts and good will towards a fellow member.
Great Site. Great Friends.
10-29-2002, 04:57 AM
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Man, that sucks. It looks like the car did a pretty good job of saving your life though. I know it looks like hell, but it/you could have been in allot worse position. Question - - Will you buy another 350z if you can get one?? Will you feel safe in it? I would think if you can walk away from a crash like that it maybe a while before you get to drive a car again, just wondering. At least you know you have friends on this site that will help you through this hard time. Good luck and take care!!!!!!!!!!!!
10-29-2002, 05:18 AM
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Terribly sorry to hear of your misfortune Jeremy. I'm glad to see such a great response from the message board in support. Just goes to show how great the Z brethren is, especially when something like this happens.
Best of luck on a complete and speedy recovery.
- Chris
Best of luck on a complete and speedy recovery.
- Chris
10-29-2002, 05:24 AM
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Isn't that sucks when you pay $500 for side airbags and they didn't deploy the only one time you need them. Glad I didn't bought that "safety feature". I'd call Nissan and seriously ask them how they going to compensate it to you.
10-29-2002, 05:33 AM
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Originally posted by EnthuZ
MAYBE, the side bags are tied to a seat sensor, meaning that if unoccupied, they do not deploy.......?
Get well ASAP
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MAYBE, the side bags are tied to a seat sensor, meaning that if unoccupied, they do not deploy.......?
Get well ASAP
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10-29-2002, 05:44 AM
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Originally posted by Vlad
It's not making any sense. It'll take some extra mecanisms/electronics to use a seat sensor, and if door was hit so bad airbag is needed, then what the point in saving airbag? Nobody's going to take it out of wrecked door and install into new one, right?
It's not making any sense. It'll take some extra mecanisms/electronics to use a seat sensor, and if door was hit so bad airbag is needed, then what the point in saving airbag? Nobody's going to take it out of wrecked door and install into new one, right?
10-29-2002, 06:10 AM
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Originally posted by LeMans350z
I guess I don't have to worry about the 4 paint chips I had on my front bumper anymore.
Starting to feel better...
I can't believe the side impact air bags did not go off. I know the curtain would have helped too. I thought if you got hit like this the airbags would deploy on both sides. Does any body know the particulars of how the airbags are supossed to work for this car?
I guess I don't have to worry about the 4 paint chips I had on my front bumper anymore.
Starting to feel better...
I can't believe the side impact air bags did not go off. I know the curtain would have helped too. I thought if you got hit like this the airbags would deploy on both sides. Does any body know the particulars of how the airbags are supossed to work for this car?
Boomer
10-29-2002, 06:16 AM
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Originally posted by Mike821
One airbag is in the seat and one is in the roof. No airbags in the door as far as i know...
One airbag is in the seat and one is in the roof. No airbags in the door as far as i know...
