Q: How to service the Air Bag Control Module and remove the Center Air Bag Sensor Assembly on Toyota Camry?
A: Begin service by reading all safety precautions before starting to work on the Air Bag Control Module and Center Air Bag Sensor Assembly. Unplug the battery cable from its negative terminal to wait for 90 seconds and stop any Air Bag activation. During Automatic Transaxle vehicle servicing you need to take off the Shift Lever Knob Sub-Assembly then the No. 1 and No. 2 Instrument Cluster Finish Panel Garnish. Detach the floor shift position indicator housing from its position. For cars with a manual transaxle disconnect the Shift Lever Knob Sub-Assembly and the Upper Console Panel. First take out the Upper Console Rear Panel Sub-Assembly from both transaxle types then move to take out the Upper Console Panel Sub-Assembly. Disassemble the Front Door Scuff Plate from both left and right sides, along with the Cowl Side Trim Sub-Assemblies and take away the Instrument Panel No. 2 Under Cover Sub-Assembly and Lower Instrument Panel. Proceed to take off all Console Box components including the pocket, carpet, assembly, and both insert fronts. When the vehicle has Automatic Air Conditioning System remove the No. 1 Console Box Duct. To take out the Center Air Bag Sensor Assembly you must first flip back the carpeting then detach the holder unit from its connectors before unscrewing all 3 bolts that hold it in place.
Q: How to service the Air Bag Control Module on Toyota 4Runner?
A: The service of the Air Bag Control Module requires careful reading of all Supplemental Restraint System safety precautions. Follow any necessary precautions by disconnecting the negative battery terminal cable. Starting with the console upper rear panel sub-assembly removal you must continue with the console panel sub-assembly upper procedure and subsequently remove the console upper panel garnish No. 1 and No. 2. The service requires removal of the console box assembly rear before you take off the console box mounting bracket front. Unfasten the console box duct No. 1 from the system. The procedure concludes by disassembling the 3 connectors from the center Air Bag sensor assembly before removing its 3 securing bolts.
Q: How to service the Air Bag Control Module on Toyota Tundra?
A: The service procedure starts with removing the lower center cover after unclipping the 2 fasteners. Take off the Air Bag sensor assembly connectors from their slots before removing the assembly from its position. The 4 screws attached to the Air Bag sensor assembly can be removed with a T40 torx wrench (Part No. 09042 - 00020 or a locally manufactured tool) before uninstalling the sensor assembly. When installing SRS parts users must use fresh components and never maintain sensors that generated from crashes or have activated during deployment. Install the Air Bag sensor assembly through the use of a T40 torx wrench and 4 screws but maintain torque at 20 N.m (205 kgf.cm, 15 ft.lbf). The sensor assembly needs proper torque during connection when connecting the Air Bag sensor connectors while routinely checking that SRS wiring remains free from interference with other components. Shake the sensor assembly after installation to verify it does not have any loose components before reinstalling the lower center cover.