What are the essential precautions and procedures for handling an Air Bag system on 2007 Toyota Matrix?

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A Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) equips this vehicle through installations of driver Air Bag and front passenger Air Bag together with side Air Bag and curtain shield Air Bag and front seat belt pretensioner. All servicing operations should begin after waiting for at least 90 seconds following engine shutdown and negative battery terminal cable removal. All SRS components should remain free from direct exposure to hot air as well as flames. Check the DTCs before battery disconnect because SRS malfunction symptoms present difficulties to confirm the problem. Vehicle owners should have their SRS components examined following any car crash incident and should detach the Air Bag sensor when plans exist to subject these components to possible shock. New SRS components must be used for part replacements and all SRS components require new parts instead of disassembly or repair. The selected testing device for electrical circuit checks needs to be a minimum of 10 k Ohms/Volt. You should execute an SRS warning light check then document system memory contents before beginning work since negative (-) terminal cable removal will reset memory. Adhere to the correct procedures for connecting and disconnecting connectors because they come equipped with diverse mechanisms for safe attachment and error prevention in their connections. Also ensure that Air Bag sensors remain intact and undeconstructed throughout the process. Operations requiring Special Service Tool 09843-18020 are part of the procedures.

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