2004 Dodge Durango Clock Spring, Airbag, Air Bag Control Module, Air Bag Sensor

Air Bag Control Module, Air Bag Sensor, Airbag, Clock Spring Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Dodge Durango

• Q:

  What Steps Should Be Taken After Airbag Deployment in a Collision on 2004 Dodge Durango?

  A:

  After a collision, vehicles with deployed restraints must replace them. This includes the driver air bag, Clock Spring, passenger air bag door, and side curtain air bag unit along with trim. Inspect sunroof drain tubes and ensure proper condition of the Occupant Restraint Controller and sensors to ensure air bag functionality.
• Q:

  How to Maintain a Clock Spring Assembly on 2004 Dodge Durango?

  A:

  To service the Clock Spring assembly you should make sure that the front wheels are straight and also disconnect the battery. Clothes: Remove the driver air bag, steering wheel and shrouds. Disconnect wire harnesses and remove the Clock Spring Reinstalling by aligning and securing components and then reconnecting air bag and battery.
• Q:

  How to Service the Air Bag Sensor Located in the B-Pillar on 2004 Dodge Durango?

  A:

  To remove the B-pillar impact sensor, turn off the supplemental restraint system, unplug the battery and wait two minutes. Take down the lower trim, unscrew the sensor and unscrew the harness. Installation of new sensor, making sure that it is engaged. Fit the trim and do verification test and then reconnect the battery.
• Q:

  How to Safely Service the Air Bag Control Module on 2004 Dodge Durango?

  A:

  To service the Air Bag Control Module and Occupant Restraint Controller, remove the negative battery cable and wait two minutes. Do not drop the controller as it has an important impact sensor inside. Remove the ORC by disconnecting harnesses and screws and then reinstalling the ORC with proper alignment and secure connections before reconnecting the battery.