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If you have a deployed seat belt after the accident, Repair My SRS can repair it! Regardless of your make or model, we work on all seat belt types. So if your car has been in a minor crash, major accident, or perhaps you work on salvage cars and bought it at a salvage auction - we can help you save money! Instead of purchasing a new seat belt or a replacement seatbelt at the dealer, you can mail in your deployed seat belt to us, and we'll repair it in 24 hours! Repair My SRS is a seat belt repair...

Due to all the lights and information displayed on your vehicle dashboard, it may be easy to ignore the little airbag light. However, if it is lit, it should never be ignored as you may be playing with your life along with your passengers. A lit airbag light can be an indication that something serious may be wrong with your airbags. When the car is in an accident, the Airbag Module determines whether or not the airbags need to deploy and if the seat belt pretensioners need to lock. So if the airbag module is not working, the airbags may...

Seat belts are the main component of the vehicles supplemental restraint system that help keep an individual safe in the event of an accident. It is important to always have your seat belt webbing, airbags, module, sensors, and other parts of the SRS in working condition. If needed, get replacement seat belt webbing, or get them repaired if possible with RepairMySRS.

The seat belts are the first line of defense when an accident occurs. Similarly to airbags, they are a part of the cars supplemental restraint system to keep the individual safe. It is important to always have your seat belt webbing, airbags, module, sensors, and other parts of the SRS in working condition.

If your vehicle has been in an accident, it is important to check its supplemental restraint system, also known as the SRS. The SRS has the important job of protecting the driver as well as any passengers inside the vehicle when any accident occurs. Airbags are an important part of keeping the individual safe; however, the seat belts are actually the first line of defense.