Question 1

How to Safely Remove and Install a Driver Air Bag Module on Chrysler LHS?

Accepted Answer

You are advised to protect your hands, eyes and wear a shirt fitted over your arms when you are taking out a deployed Driver air bag Module due to substances that may cause irritation. Start by lifting the bonnet and taking the negative battery cable away from the remote battery post. Following this, take the screws out of the steering wheel back cover where the speed control switch is, pull out the switches you find and remove the wires. You don't have to disconnect the switches if remote radio switches are installed in the car. Open the two bolts that are securing the module, pick up the Driver air bag Module and unplug the air bag and horn wires as you remove it from the vehicle. Always replace the clock spring once you install a new Driver air bag Module. For set up, get the clock spring, horn and air bag wiring connectors attached to the module, making sure you fully seat the air bag connector and check that no wires are caught or pressed together. Install the air bag screws and tighten them between 7 to 9 Nm (65 to 85 in. lbs.) and then attach the wire connectors to the speed control switches and reattach the switches, tightening their screws to just over 1.5 Nm (13 in. lbs.). If remote radio controls are fitted, just plug the 4-way connector from the steering wheel into the wire harness and slide it into the tab at the top of the back cover.

Question 2

How to Maintain an Air Bag in Your Seat on Chrysler LHS?

Accepted Answer

You should disconnect the negative battery cable and isolate it so the air bag will not be used, then wait 2 minutes before continuing. Pull the front seat all the way up and take out the plastic back panel from the seat back. If you have moved your seat back, remove the J-strap on the trim cover from the upper, lower and air bag parts. To disconnect the side air bag electrical connector, slide the yellow locking tab down and then pull the connector straight away. Remove both of the nuts securing the air bag railing and then gently pull the seat back trim cover on the upper air bag side apart from the frame to let the air bag out. Gently unhook the air bag studs away from the nylon sleeve and pull out the air bag, checking that you don't damage the sleeve because this will disrupt proper functioning. Before installing, slide the seat air bag into the nylon sleeve to place the mounting studs above the holes and only after doing so, install and torque the retaining nuts to 10.7 ± 1 Nm (94.7 in. lbs.). Set the seat back cover and cushion in place; after that, snap the top part of the air bag connector into its lock position. Attach the seat back trim cover J-straps and the plastic back panel to the seat using brand new push pins where needed. Do not put the negative battery cable on the system until the air bag system has been properly diagnosed and tested.

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12 Air Bags found

Chrysler LHS Driver Air Bag, Driver Side Part Number: ZW70VK9AA

Chrysler LHS Driver Air Bag, Driver Side Part Number: ZW70LAZAA

Chrysler LHS Passenger Inflator Module, Upper Passenger Side Part Number: 4784035AD

Chrysler LHS Passenger Air Bag, Upper Passenger Side Part Number: 4649116AA

Chrysler LHS Driver Air Bag, Driver Side Part Number: MF50VK9CB

Chrysler LHS Driver Inflator Module, Driver Side Part Number: MF50LAZCB

Chrysler LHS Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 5265025

Chrysler LHS Driver Inflator Module, Driver Side Part Number: MT15RAZ

Chrysler LHS Driver Inflator Module, Brown/Taupe, Driver Side Part Number: MF50WL8CB

Chrysler LHS Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 4649014

Chrysler LHS Driver Air Bag, Slate Gray, Driver Side Part Number: MF50XDVCB

Chrysler LHS Driver Air Bag, Black / Sandstone, Driver Side Part Number: MF50XTMCB

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