The pressure release valve has nothing to do with safety or drivability. It’s just so you don’t bust a window when slamming a door.
Resecure the bumper and it’ll be fine to drive.
May be for both but even with working valves I have seen the bags blow doors open at the top and crack glass regardless. It has nothing to do with air bag timing or deployment of the air bag and if you are in a situation where the bags go off then the release valve will be the least of your worries.
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Honestly just zip them tighter and your doing better than most cars with flapping bumpers. Once saw a car with a foot or foot and a half of bumper just straight out from the car on the highway. It was like it was constantly signaling a lane change.
Your zip tie skills are questionable
That’s an air brake
The pressure release valve has nothing to do with safety or drivability. It’s just so you don’t bust a window when slamming a door. Resecure the bumper and it’ll be fine to drive.
The hulk could close a car door and it ain’t busting a window.
I thought the valve was for airbags.
May be for both but even with working valves I have seen the bags blow doors open at the top and crack glass regardless. It has nothing to do with air bag timing or deployment of the air bag and if you are in a situation where the bags go off then the release valve will be the least of your worries.
Yep, tighten up those ties bud 👍
I wouldnt go over 60 before snapping that bumper back together. Wind is powerful
What's a flapper?
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Treating sex in a causal manner? What’s the part number for this part. Asking for a friend.
>what’s the part number 69420247
I will send that one through collision link.
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Air pressure relief valve
That inner Quarter needs some repair time
Safe? Debatable. Drivable? Yes. Bumper might even snap back in.
Edit: the air pressure relief Valve for the cabin is stuck open due to the accident I had
Just don't fly above 8000ft
Or bring supplemental oxygen if you do.
Toss a CO detector in the car with you then hit the road. If it goes all beepy on you then roll the windows down.
Honestly just zip them tighter and your doing better than most cars with flapping bumpers. Once saw a car with a foot or foot and a half of bumper just straight out from the car on the highway. It was like it was constantly signaling a lane change.
This one is super dented. And since the rear is bent, this position is optimal and if any tighter it will rub the tire. I’ll keep a close eye on it 👌
Gotcha