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To ensure reliable operation of the SRS system, periodic inspection and maintenance are required.

All SRS components must be carefully inspected before installation. Do not install components that show signs of rough handling, such as dents, cracks or residual deformation.

CAUTION: The reliability of the SRS system directly affects the passive safety of the vehicle. Strictly adhere to the following rules.

  • Do not install used SRS components; do not attempt to repair SRS system components.
  • When repairing the SRS system, use only genuine spare parts.
  • Do not apply voltage to the terminals of SRS components unless instructed to do so.
  • When installing the airbag module, special Torx screws are used, other screws are prohibited. Make sure the screws are tightened to the required torque.
  • When replacing SRS system components, replace the fasteners with new ones.
  • When replacing the SRS electronic unit (DCU), make sure it is installed correctly. There should be no gap between the electronic unit (DCU) and its mounting bracket. Incorrect installation of the SRS electronic unit (DCU) may cause the system to malfunction.

CAUTION: SRS system components must be free of oil, grease, cleaning agents or water.


Make sure that the SRS component fasteners are correctly positioned and tightened to the recommended torque during service and repair.

CAUTION: The accuracy of torque wrenches should be checked regularly to ensure that all fasteners are correctly tightened.


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If you suspect a faulty airbag, it should be replaced with a new one and the old one should be disposed of. Unfold the old airbag by hand before disposal.


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