Volkswagen Jetta airbag system issues with recurring light, driver's seat sensor failure, and control module replacement needed on Volkswagen Jetta

Submitted by sailorfrog · Jun 23, 2025
Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

Some Volkswagen Jetta owners report experiencing issues with the airbag system, including recurring airbag warning lights, which may indicate faults in the airbag control module or sensor malfunctions, posing a potential safety risk. Additionally, owners have noted driver's seat sensor failures that can prevent the airbag from deploying correctly in the event of a crash, emphasizing the need for prompt resolution of such sensor issues. Furthermore, some owners have encountered problems with airbag electric control modules, leading to situations where airbags may not deploy or where warning lights illuminate without clear reasons. Addressing these airbag system concerns is vital for ensuring the safety and reliability of the vehicle for both drivers and passengers. Regular maintenance and immediate attention to warning lights are essential to maintain the proper functioning of the airbag system in the Volkswagen Jetta.

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Volkswagen Jetta vehicles with this problem

Average mileage: 51,333 miles
(34,000 - 65,000)

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