What are the essential precautions and procedures for handling air bags in a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) on 2007 Toyota Yaris?

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Customers who buy this vehicle receive access to Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) devices such as a driver Air Bag with a front passenger Air Bag along with side Air Bags and curtain shield Air Bags and front seat belt pretensioners. Waiting at least 90 seconds past ignition shutdown and negative cable removal permits safe operations on the vehicle. The SRS components should always remain away from hot air and flames. Check DTCs before disconnecting the battery because malfunction symptoms present difficulty for diagnosis. All occupants should examine both passenger front and curtain shield Air Bags along with their sensors as well as front passenger Air Bags after any collision regardless of SRS activation. The Air Bag sensor should be removed before starting any repairs because shock could occur. The SRS system requires replacement parts only and never permit modification or repair of original components. Technical troubleshooting requires a volt/ohmmeter with minimum impedance of 10 k ohms/V. The SRS warning light test must follow all SRS work so you can write down the system memory contents before removing the battery cable because the system memory will disappear. Let the power supply remain disconnected from the system. The connection of negative (-) terminal cables should be followed by a 90-second wait time for Air Bag sensor operations and sensors must be installed before connector operations while avoiding failed or hung-up sensors at all times. Check for DTCs on any vehicle that survived an accident without deploying its Air Bags followed by sensor replacement if Air Bags opened. The connectors of the SRS system display a yellow color pattern except for the seat position sensor and occupant classification ECU connectors while containing safety mechanisms that ensure proper connection. Steering pad connectors along with those from the front passenger Air Bag assembly and curtain shield Air Bag assembly and front seat outer belt assembly require users to unlock the button and elevate the connector. To make a connection you need to depress the lock button all the way down. The procedure for connecting and locking front passenger Air Bag assembly follows a pattern that also applies to front seat side Air Bag assembly and rear seat Air Bag assembly with the center Air Bag sensor assembly. Locking should produce an audible confirmation after proper connector placement. Ownership locks should be checked before installing each connection because proper fixation prevents point separation.

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