While driving at 30 MPH consumer's vehicle was hit on the passenger side by another vehicle, as result, vehicle rolled over three times. Upon impact, air bag didn't deploy. Consumer sustained injuries, and was taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital, and was released two days later. Vehicle was totaled.
1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee: airbags did not deploy in a crash
23 of the 718 complaints about the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee describe airbags did not deploy in a crash.
- owner complaints
- 23
- of this car's complaints
- 3%
- recalls
- 0
Airbags did not deploy in a crash by model year
What owners say
While driving 55 MPH consumer's vehicle collided with the vehicle in front. Upon impact, both frontal air bags did not deploy. Driver sustained major injuries, and was transported to the hospital. Vehicle was towed to the dealer for inspection, but dealer was unable to resolve the problem.
Ellen romett, (wife) in an attempt to move our 1995 jeep cherokee grand lmt. Forward in the driveway a few feet, placed the vehicle in drive with her foot on the brake. The vehicle suddenly accelerated forward at high speed through the yard fence, she immediately hit the brake, however the car continued to travel an additional 34 feet and finally came to stop after hitting a large cherry tree. Grass and driveway markings validate her attempt to brake the vehicle and the fact that the acceleration continued even after braking. Air bags did not deploy. Injuries to my wife appear to be minimal, however, there was extensive damage to the jeep cherokee and $1400 in property damage.
The vehicle was involved in a frontal collision, and the driver's air bag did not deploy.
The vehicle was involved in a collision, and the driver air bag did not deploy. 2 passengers suffered minor injuries.
At 35 MPH dead-on frontal impact, the seatbelt failed to lock until driver's body made head and chest contact with steering wheel and driver's air bag failed to deploy.
During a vehicle crash airbags did not deploy. *ak. There was one injury.*jg.
While traveling at 35 MPH in icy conditions, consumer suddenly lost control of vehicle and collided with an oncoming vehicle. Other vehicle was totalled. Upon impact, airbags did not deploy. *ak there were two injuries in the accident.
Vehicle was rear ended by another vehicle, causing fuel tank to be crushed up against exhaust system. This could have caused a vehicle explosion. Upon impact, driver's air bag failed to deploy. Dealer/manufacturer were not notified.
While driving 30 MPH had a direct frontal impact in which driver's airbag did not deploy, which did not protect the occupant in this crash. No previous problem with the airbag system. Please provide further information.
Rusted, defective disc rotors compromised the brake's performance in an emergency situation. In heavy traffic, on a two lane road, there was an accident ahead, drivers slammed on their brakes, but my son was unable to stop quickly enough and hit the '84 volvo ahead of him. My son was cited for following too closely, although he does not think he was following too closely. Vehicular damage appeared very minor, but the other driver is claiming that his '84 volvo is totaled. The impact was at very low speed. My son received no injuries, and his airbag did not deploy. The other driver complained of a headache and backache, saw his doctor, was treated with naprosyn (alleve), and is fine. We had received no information from chrysler about the recall on the front brake rotors. We found out about the recall the next day (1/21/2000) when it was announced on cnn. I called chrysler and had the recall performed. (our jeep was affected because it had been housed in ohio prior to 8/99 when we bought it). The receipt from the dealer for the recall work says the rotors were defective. After the new rotors were installed we noticed a very signigicant difference in stopping ability. I reported this to chrysler, requested that a test of stopping time/ability with the old rotors and with the new rotors be done, but chrysler refused. If we had been informed of the recall, we could have had the rotors replaced and avoided the accident. I understand that rotors are a wear item, but obviously, rust causes metal to wear and thin more quickly. We believe the rusted rotors adversely affected the ability of the brakes to stop our jeep quickly enough in an emergency situation.
While driving 45 MPH had a direct frontal impact with another vehicle,and driver's airbag did not deploy, which did not protect the occupant in this crash.
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Questions about the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee no deployment
Is airbags did not deploy in a crash a common problem on the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
23 of 718 owner complaints about the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee (3%) mention airbags did not deploy in a crash. The model year with the most reports is 2004.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
There are 0 recalls and 5 service bulletins for the same area of the car. Check them below with your VIN.
Other symptoms on the 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Sudden acceleration 45Fuel pump 22Fire or smoke 19Brake failure 15Jerking 14Slipping 13Stalling 13Door locks 12ABS 11Wipers 9Overheating 8Tire blowout 7Transmission failure 7Won't start 6Premature wear 5Pulling 5
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