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SUPPLEMENTARY RESTRAINT SYSTEM (SRS)

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specific bag-folding pattern could be altered

from its original optimized design.

11.Prior to commencing any test procedure on the

vehicle, ensure that only test equipment

approved for the purpose is being utilized and

that it is in good working order. Ensure any

harness or connectors are in good condition

and any warning lamps are fully functional.

12.Do

not keep a live airbag module with the

deployment side faced down. Place the Airbag

modules such that the deployment side is

placed facing upwards and away from any

loose parts.

13.Only use the diagnostic tool to probe faults in

the Airbag system,

NEVER

use electrical

probing instruments like Multimeter as the

probing current may deploy the airbag.

14.Never attach anything to the airbag cover or

allow anything to rest on top of the airbag

module.

15.Always store airbag module in a dry, cool and

secured area.

16.Never attempt to modify any splice or repair

SRS wiring harness.

17.Always ensure airbag wiring is routed correctly.

Be careful to avoid trapping or pinching the

airbag wiring. Look for possible points of

chafing.

18.Ensure all airbag harness connectors are

mated correctly and securely fastened. Do not

leave the connectors hanging loose or allow

SRS components to hang from their harnesses.

19.Grease should not be applied to the steering

wheel pad and the pad should not be cleaned

with detergents of any kind.

20.When using electric welding, first disconnect

the all the airbag connectors, ECU and sensors.

If such activities are to be conducted in the

vicinity of SRS component then remove those

components also.