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When a customer drives away in a vehicle your team repaired, you want to know that every system is in proper working condition and ready to protect the driver and passengers. One such system in today's vehicles is the Seat Weight Sensors. These sensors act like a safety net, telling the Occupant Classification System if and how airbags should deploy in a crash.
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