Can the car still be driven after the airbag has deployed and been repaired?
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If the airbag has deployed, the car cannot be driven after repair because the airbag itself cannot be repaired and needs to be replaced with a new one. However, the airbag control computer can be 'repaired,' meaning it can be reprogrammed to restore it to the state before the deployment. Usage of car airbags: Car airbags are designed to deploy within a very short time after a collision. The ECU sends an ignition command, the gas generator detonates to release gas, and the airbag inflates, breaking through the cover to form a cushion. This prevents the forward-moving occupants from hitting the steering wheel, dashboard, or other car components. Function of car airbags: Airbags distribute the impact force evenly across the head and chest, preventing fragile passengers from directly colliding with the car body and significantly reducing the likelihood of injury. Airbags are indeed effective in protecting passengers during frontal collisions. Even if seat belts are not worn, the airbags are sufficient to effectively reduce injuries.