OEM 2000 Jeep Wrangler Air Bag

2000 Jeep Wrangler Air Bag Parts and Q&A

• Q: What Steps Should Be Taken with the Air Bag System Following a Collision on 2000 Jeep Wrangler?

  A: Once there is a crash, you should treat the air bag system carefully. If the air bag module is not deployed, keep sources of electric power away from the inflator located at the back of the module. Keep the module with the trim cover (or air bag side) that is farthest from your body in case it deploys by accident, then place it on a surface with the trim cover (or air bag side) pointing upwards to prevent it from shifting. It is important to disarm the air bag system anytime you work on the steering wheel, steering column or instrument panel, in case it accidentally deploys. All defective driver or passenger side air bags that remain in your inventory must be returned and for their safe disposal, check the parts return list found in the latest Chrysler Corporation Warranty Policies and Procedures. air bag return vehicles should have the instrument panel assembly, all air bag modules, the passenger side air bag module door and the Clock Spring changed, because they may not work well after being used. Other parts of the car ought to be checked and changed only if they are clearly damaged. An air bag module needs to be kept in the special container it comes in, far from intense heat, sparking sources and strong electrical energy and should always be put with the trim cover in its normal direction to avoid movement if an air bag is deployed by accident.