Hey. I'm not a professional, but I do have some experience with cars. I had a similar problem with my 2013 model Ford Escape. It turned out that the components of the airbag system were defective. I took the car to my garage and the mechanic was able to replace the faulty parts at no huge cost - I didn't even spend a penny on it! Are there any specific fault codes or issues I should know about to share more details and help fix the problem?

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Hey, thanks for the answer. I wrote down the specific codes. They look something like this: B1234 and P0456. When I had my last service 81966 km ago, everything worked great. Maybe there really is something faulty in there. Do you have any idea how long it might take the garage to replace the parts? I've never really had any problems with the car so far...

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Hey, no problem, I'm glad if I can help. So, codes B1234 and P0456 could indicate a faulty airbag module or a fault in the evaporation system. I'm no expert, but when my airbag module in the Ford had to be replaced, it took about a day. However, depending on the availability of parts and the workshop's workload, it could be quicker or take a little longer. Every garage works differently, so I would recommend asking them directly. Hopefully the problem isn't too bad and you'll be back on the road soon. Good luck, buddy!

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Hey, thanks for all the information. I'll go straight to the garage tomorrow and just ask. Hopefully it won't be too expensive and I'll get my car back quickly. Keep your fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly. You've really helped me out, buddy! See you again soon.

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Hi, were you able to get your problem fixed at the garage? My Ford Focus has similar problems but only when steering, which is why I want to have it checked by my garage. I just wanted to have your experience first so that I don't look stupid in front of them. Greetings Daniel

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