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Join Date: May 2000
Location: Los Alamos, NM, USA
Posts: 6,044
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You should be glad you didn't have enough deacceleration to deploy the bags. Getting hit in the face with a bag of hot gas going at two hundred miles an hour is only to be wished for when you really need it. I would guess the system worked as designed. Some of these systems try and gage the accident on the basis of front end deformation and deacceleration rates. I suspect the combination of a T-bone hit, low speeds and the crumple zone working moderated the deacceleration rates and saved your nose. I doubt you have a case. Cheers, Jim
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