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Those are on the B-pillars, near the driver/passenger heads - but they don't put em on the A-pillars, too, do they?
by wyldfire 3y ago
Those are on the B-pillars, near the driver/passenger heads - but they don't put em on the A-pillars, too, do they?
- sokoloff 3y agoThey are in A-pillars on most cars I think, as part of the overhead curtain airbag system. (They are on both of mine, anyway; I don’t have a full dataset.) There will usually (maybe it's mandated?) be a little symbol on the pillar, like this one: https://imgur.com/20lNA99 https://imgur.com/20lNA99
- sidewndr46 3y agoMy truck has big labels letting you know there are airbags in the A-pillar.
- eurekin 3y agoSpeculation: total car mass implies the need of increased structural support in the case of a roll. I'm also guessing it's regulated
- usrusr 3y agoIf it's not airbags, it's crash test ratings. The death machine must only be a death machine to people on the wrong side of the line in the venn diagram depicting the set of owner and family.
- doubleg72 3y agoAny vehicle I have ever owned has them in the A-pillar. Not sure how they would work in the B-pillar with the seatbelt and all, but I am no auto expert.