What Does the Nissan Qashqai Airbag Warning Light Indicate?
If you’re the proud owner of a Nissan Qashqai 2019 model, then you understand that it’s a safe family vehicle for daily and weekend use. One of the areas that Nissan engineers pay the most attention to is safety, and this includes the airbags. Every Nissan car has an airbag warning light to help you to alert you that there is a problem with your airbag that needs to be fixed urgently. Let’s take a closer look at the airbag warning light and what it may be trying to tell you. Why Does the Warning Light Come On? The airbag is designed to deploy quickly within a fraction of a second in the event of a crash. This speed is only possible thanks to a set of sensitive sensors that can understand the differences between hard braking and a potential collision. The airbags are actually part of a more extensive safety system known as the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), and this is used to interpret the generated sensory data. So, if there is a problem anywhere in your safety system the car is designed to give you a warning via the airbag warning light. This light could be marked as “SRS” or “Airbag,” or it could even be a graphic of a sitting person holding a large ball object. What Does the Airbag Warning Light Mean? The aforementioned SRS system is relying on sensors that are linked to the seats and seatbelts. These sensors will detect the collision instantly and then inform the SRS that it’s time to deploy automatically. The system will also be told which airbags to deploy and empty seats will remain unaffected throughout the collision. If there is any form of miscommunication between the SRS sensors and the airbag this will be