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PRECAUTIONS
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PRECAUTIONS
5. Place the Airbag modules such that the deploy-
ment side is placed facing upwards and away
from any loose parts.
6. While carrying Airbag modules hold the deploy-
ment side away from face, to avoid personal
injury.
7. To dispose an undeployed air bag module, follow
the instructions given in the SRS section for dis-
posal.
8. Follow the instructions given SRS section for all
Air bag related repairs.
9. If the airbag is opened during transport or han-
dling, the airbag should be returned to the
supplier.
10.Do not carry the airbag modules by its wires.
B. WORKING WITH ENGINE 'ON'
It is recommended that the engine should be OFF
during any repair procedures, however if it is re-
quired to keep the engine running during any repair
or for testing purpose. Make sure the following pre-
cautions are observed:
1. Make sure that the vehicle is in neutral.
2. Make sure that the workshop has provision to
artificially force out the exhaust gas
(Exhaust
fan),
if not conduct the repair outdoors.
3. It is advisable to lift the rear wheels off ground to
avoid personal injury in case of accidental gear
engagement.
!! WARNING
In case of vehicles fitted with transfer case it is
recommended that all four wheels are lifted as
there are chances the power may be transmitted
to the front wheel as well.
Do not use Jack, use lifts instead.
4. Take special care to avoid putting hand into the
engine bay, especially where the drive belt and
radiator fan is located, it may lead to severe per-
sonal injury.
5. Ensure that you or your clothing is away from
moving parts, especially drive belts.
6. Avoid placing tools on the engine, as the vibration
may cause it to fall into running parts like belts,
pulleys etc. causing damage to the components
and may also result in personal injury.
7. Keep monitoring engine coolant temperature,
since the vehicle is stationary, it may lead to
coolant overheating.