Use the correct auto collision sensors replacement Collision sensors work for specific applications. Therefore, it is very important to use the exact same sensor OEM part number when replacing the product. Compare the OEM number one the old sensor with the OEM number from the one you get from the collision sensor manufacturers.

I recommend:  Buy replacement parts made from a collision sensor manufacture such as Delphi. Purchase from suppliers of collision sensors such as Airbags OEM or Micro Epsilon.

Consider updating with new collision sensor technology The latest of collision sensors do not notify the car of a collision but actually prevent it from having one. Look into adding some of these newer auto collision sensors to your vehicle.

I recommend:  Crimestopper has a huge variety of auto collision sensors to protect all areas of the car. Massa also has up to date collisions sensors in wireless and liquid.

Check all collision sensors after an accident You cannot always see collision sensors because they are sealed. Some sensors will show physical damage after a crash. Many focus on airbag sensors because of the deployment and needed replacement of the bags. However, check all sensors for damage with collision calibration sensors.

I recommend:  Check seat belt sensors and bumper sensors. You can purchase replacement sensors can from Honeywell and Cherry.