Toyota 73130-AC010-A0
Lap Belt, Passenger Side

The seat belt system requires necessary checks and repairs following any car crash incident. A seat belt should be replaced as new if it went through any severe impact even when no apparent damage exists. To inspect a non-activated pretensioner perform diagnostic system checks together with visual examination of the front seat belt removal that includes a check for fractures or breaks and marks of discoloration on the front quarter trim or center pillar lower garnish while also inspecting wire harness connections for cuts or fractures and checking quarter panel and center pillar deformation. A pretensioner activation requires performing diagnostic system checks together with visual inspections that check the quarter panel and center pillar deformation level and inspect connector and wire harness conditions. Replace the seat belt pretensioner after any of the following conditions: activation, troubleshooting discovery of faultiness, detection of front seat outer belt issues using Special Service Tool measurement or observation of a dropped front seat outer belt. Customers must execute the appropriate methods for taking out and putting in front seat outer belts and seat belt pretensioners.

The seat belt pretensioner must be replaced if it has been activated, found faulty during troubleshooting, if the front seat outer belt is faulty, or if it has been dropped.

It is essential to inspect and repair the seat belt system.

Replace the seat belt assembly, including the outer belt, inner belt, bolts, nuts, or sill-bar, if it has been used in a severe impact, even if damage is not immediately visible.

It is crucial to follow the correct procedures for the removal and installation of both the front seat outer belt and the seat belt pretensioner.