2005 Chrysler 300 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 2005 Chrysler 300

• Q:

  What Needs Inspection and Replacement After an Airbag Deployment on 2005 Chrysler 300?

  A:

  Following deployment of driver, passenger or curtain air bag, replace deployed components; components. Check OCS (OCM, disabled indicator, seat weight sensor). Never replace ORC and OCM. Re-zero OCS, run system and OCS verification tests using a scan tool; do not re-connect battery negative cable until tests are done.
• Q:

  How to Maintain and Repair a Clock Spring to Ensure Proper Alignment and Prevent Failure on 2005 Chrysler 300?

  A:

  To replace the Clock Spring assembly, rotate the tape in line with the steering wheel and front wheels. Center the Clock Spring by rotating clockwise until it stops then counterclockwise two turns. Reinstall the SCCM. Battery negative cable should be disconnected to avoid being injured when testing.
• Q:

  How to Safely Service an Air Bag Sensor Mounted on the B-Pillar on 2005 Chrysler 300?

  A:

  In order to service B-pillar side impact sensor, disconnect the battery negative cable and wait two minutes. Unscrew the sensor, disconnect the electrical connector, and take out the trim panel. Install the new sensor, screw them to 7 N.m, reconnect the electrical connector and fit the trim panel back. Reconnecting the battery should not be done until testing.
• Q:

  How to Safely Service the Air Bag Control Module on 2005 Chrysler 300?

  A:

  To service the Air Bag Control Module, disconnect the battery negative cable, and wait two minutes. Remove the center console and disconnect connectors and access the ORC screws. Reinstall ORC, being careful not to damage anything and reconnecting everything. Do not reconnect the battery until testing is complete to avoid injury. Never swap the ORC and Classification Module at the same time.