What are the essential steps to inspect the Front Seat Side Air Bag Assembly after a collision on 2009 Toyota Prius?

All vehicle operators need to inspect the Front Seat Side Air Bag Assembly after a collision happens. The first step should involve performing a diagnostic system check when a vehicle has not been involved in any collision. An examination of the front seat side Air Bag assembly should be done visually when the front seat is installed to detect cuts and minute cracks and marked discoloration; replace front seats with new ones when these defects are detected. Vehicles that have collided but did not set off their Air Bags must undergo both diagnostic system check procedures. A visual check must be performed on the front seat side Air Bag assembly after its removal to search for wire harness and connector damage along with cuts, minute cracks, marked discoloration or any other defects; the front seat needs replacement in case of any defects. Proper protocols need to be followed at all times while uninstalling and installing the front seat side Air Bag.

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- Other Name: Air Bag Assembly, Curtain Shield; Curtain Air Bag, Left; Head Air Bag; Air Bag Assembly, Curtain Shield, Driver Side
- Position: Driver Side
- Part Name Code: 62180A
- Item Weight: 11.60 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 46.4 x 18.4 x 9.6 inches
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- SKU: 62180-47010
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- Other Name: Air Bag Assembly, Curtain Shield; Curtain Air Bag, Right; Head Air Bag; Air Bag Assembly, Curtain Shield, Passenger Side
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- Item Weight: 12.20 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 48.7 x 18.9 x 9.3 inches
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Q: What are the essential steps to inspect the Front Seat Side Air Bag Assembly after a collision on 2009 Toyota Prius?
A: All vehicle operators need to inspect the Front Seat Side Air Bag Assembly after a collision happens. The first step should involve performing a diagnostic system check when a vehicle has not been involved in any collision. An examination of the front seat side Air Bag assembly should be done visually when the front seat is installed to detect cuts and minute cracks and marked discoloration; replace front seats with new ones when these defects are detected. Vehicles that have collided but did not set off their Air Bags must undergo both diagnostic system check procedures. A visual check must be performed on the front seat side Air Bag assembly after its removal to search for wire harness and connector damage along with cuts, minute cracks, marked discoloration or any other defects; the front seat needs replacement in case of any defects. Proper protocols need to be followed at all times while uninstalling and installing the front seat side Air Bag.