Where is the Nissan impact sensor located?

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Kiara
07/29/25 4:08pm
The Nissan impact sensor is installed on the inner side of the front fenders on both sides of the vehicle body. Specific locations of Nissan impact sensors: For the collision severity sensors, one impact sensor is installed on the left front and right front parts of the vehicle body respectively, known as the left front impact sensor and the right front impact sensor. The sensor located at the central front part of the vehicle body is called the central impact sensor. As for the protective impact sensors, they are generally installed together with the SRS computer, located under the decorative panel around the central gear shift lever in the cabin. Impact sensors: They are the control signal input devices in the airbag system. Their function is to detect the intensity signal of a vehicle collision when it occurs and input the signal into the airbag computer, which then determines whether to inflate the airbag based on the sensor's signal. Most impact sensors adopt an inertial mechanical switch structure, functioning like a control switch, with their operational state depending on the magnitude of acceleration during a collision. Based on structure, they can be divided into mechanical and electronic types. Mechanical types include ball-type, roller-type, and eccentric ball-type.
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