2004 Hyundai XG350: airbag warning light

Filed Feb 27, 2017 · Airbags · 131,000 miles · CA

The red airbag light continues to stay on after many repairs by the dealer.

Filed May 24, 2016 · Airbags · 51,131 miles · FL

Airbag light came on in 2011 and was told entire seat had to be removed to stop light. Could not afford the cost. Returned to dealer again in 2014 as had read connector under seat might be disconnected which could be causing the problem and dealer found this to be true and secured the connected and the light went out; however, within few weeks, light came back on and has remained on since. I did not ask the dealer about it again, knowing I would have to pay for a major take-out of the seat to correct. Overall, the light has been on for at least 5 years. I am the original owner. The light came on before mileage was 51,131 and mileage is currently 83,486. I cover the light with electrical tape as it disturbs me that I can't get it easily fixed. I doubt if the airbags work but don't know for sure and probably won't unless I have an accident or a recall is made for the dealer to fix the problem.

Filed Aug 14, 2015 · Airbags · OR

Tl* the contact owns a 2004 hyundai xg350. The contact stated that the air bag warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who reset the code several times and replaced the top portion of the driver side seat. In addition, an air bag wire failed. The vehicle was taken to a second dealer who reset the code, but the failure recurred and the air bag warning light remained illuminated. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was not available.

Filed May 23, 2015 · Airbags · 35,000 miles · MI

Air bag sensor light came on. New sensor was put in under warranty. A year later the sensor light came back on. It was replace at my cost ($250) because it was out of warranty. A year later the sensor light comes back on. It was not fix, however, when the timing belt was replace in 2013 at 60,000 the sensor light went off. After recent dealer computer repairs in march of 2015 the sensor air bag light came back on april 2015. My neighbor has the identical model and has the same problem with the sensor light.there are blogs on line that discuss the failures of the air bag sensor. I don't know if the air bag works or not.

Filed May 21, 2015 · Airbags · 131,679 miles · SC

What would cause the indicator for my airbag light came on and will not go off. What should I do? My mileage odometer has done rolled over one time, the above mileage is the current miles = 131679 what do I need to do?

Filed Apr 7, 2015 · Airbags · 97,000 miles · OH

Purchased nice xg350l test drove ,purchased, upon delivery SRS light on dealer tom ahl hyundai mentioned a tsb tech svc bulletin for the "fix" found out 2 yrs later there fix was a zip tie to re-bind the connector under the drivers seat , upon the light coming back on and service dept told me $2000 for fix since connectors are now loose...why is their no investigation. Poor connector has failed and many of these are having the same poor engineering/poor design of connector that is now making good contact due to "seat being moved"

Filed Aug 31, 2014 · Airbags · 75,000 miles · MA

Nothing happened. The air bag light went on. I kept driving it to see if it would go out. Took the car to local garage and after a $350. Charge I drove it home and light was off. Next day light was back on. Took it back and was told the spring mechanism in air bag wasn't working. I took it to a hyundai garage and they quoted a price of 1600 plus labor to fix it. After looking it up on the internet it seems hyundais have had many problems with air bags. Why not any recalls? I love my car but $2000. To fix a 2004 with 78000 miles seems like a lot of money. Should I fix it?

Filed Apr 17, 2014 · Airbags · 75,506 miles · MD

My airbag warning light comes on and will not go out. I took my car to capitol heights hyundai dealer in maryland and was told that my passenger airbag did not have suspension. The cost to repair this will be $3400.00. I believe that this should be a recall on the airbag on the passenger side. Was also told that there is a part to the airbag that is a recall but of course my code did not fall within this repair. There must be a better way to handle this.

Filed Apr 10, 2014 · Airbags, Body · 45,021 miles · NY

The air bag light came on when I moved the passenger seat. Mechanics can make the light go out by resetting the codes...however the light comes back on after a while and always when the passenger seat is moved. There are a great many similar complaints for hyundai xg350 2003, 2004 and 2005, yet the company does nothing about it. Haven't they learned from gm? Also where is the federal safety agency . Surely they see these complaints all over the web? I'm told that the air bags will not deploy while the light is on. This is a great concern - but I can't afford to pay $1,000 every time it needs to be reset by a hyundai dealer. The federal safety agency ---please put some pressure on hyundai to issue a recall to permanently fix the problem. By the way I'm bringing my 2004 xg350 to the dealer tomorrow to replace the subframe which is rotting - this does have a recall issued.

Filed Jan 6, 2014 · Airbags · 22,790 miles · DE

Chronic problem. Air bag warning light continuously illuminated after starting engine. Dealer cleared fault and attempted to fix issue multiple (7+) times, but never achieved a permanent resolution. Each time it was reported to have been "resolved" by manipulation of connectors, rerouting of cables and/or replacing wiring harnesses. Issue has been a chronic recurring problem for the entire life of the vehicle, and never been more than temporarily suppressed. Dealer diagnosis presently is that a 3rd wiring harness now needs replacement, but hyundai motors is disallowing the work as not being covered by the in-force extended bumper-to-bumper warranty. This should have been previously fixed once and for all, and not dragged out by applying ineffective band-aid fixes until such time than they disavow further responsibility for the problem that they never truly fixed to begin with. Briefly researching the subject, I find it remarkable at the volume of consumers reporting the same or similar experiences. An intuitively obvious conclusion that this is an engineering design fault that hyundai is well aware of, for which they have been incompetent or unwilling to properly implement a remediation post-sale. It is particularly unconscionable that they are ignoring their moral, if not legal, responsibility to provide protection for the vehicle occupants by initially delivering, and subsequently maintaining such a vital safety system.

Filed Mar 25, 2012 · Airbags · 160,000 miles · MI

Air bag light came on upon starting up one morning and remained on ever since. I have checked all connections and they are intact. From many other complaints, the airbag likely is no longer operational. I have seen hundreds of complaints from other owners having similar issues online and at website http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/hyundai_airbags.html dealers range of causes range from simply moving the drivers seat causing a connection failure to defective airbag module on many other vehicle types as well. This exact identical issue occurs with owners as far back as the first year of ownership through many years later. From the overwhelming examples sited online, there is an electrical and/or airbag control module issue that must be addressed. It is negligent to have so many hyundai owners have their airbags fail to deploy in accidents and for it to suddenly indicate failure. The government must take action before people get killed from a known defect of airbags. How can the federal safety agency allow such a large number of known safety defects of airbag deployment failures to occur without action? This can be very dangerous and deadly to live in even low speed crashes and can be avoided with correction.

Filed Feb 18, 2012 · Airbags · 29,000 miles · CO

The airbag light illuminated in my car shortly after purchasing it used. It was still under warranty and the dealer fixed it, saying something came unplugged under the seat. The light came on approximately a year later, when the car was no longer under warranty. I had to go to the dealer to have the problem diagnosed again and this time they said there was something wrong with a sensor in the door and they would have to take apart the door to fix it. From my understanding, the airbag light being on means that the airbags will not deploy in an accident. It is not acceptable for such an important component of the car to stop working because the driver moves his seat, etc. Every owner of a hyundai xg350 that I have met as the exact same problem. The light comes on and every time you take it in, it is for a different reason that is conveniently expensive to repair when your warranty is up. However if the car is under warranty, they say it is a seat issue and fix it quickly and make no concern of it.