Ford 4C5Z-78043B13-BAA
Inflator Module

The service of passenger air bag modules requires safety glasses for protection from potential air-bag deployment accidents. Handle the live air bag module while pointing its deployment door along with the air bag in a direction opposite from your body. Do not place it down when the deployment door points down. The best practice for removing sodium hydroxide residues from the skin requires washing hands with water and soap after deployment. Never probe connectors of the air bag module because this action can result in unintended deployment and replace defective air bag modules with discolored deployment doors or damaged units instead of repainting them. Verify that both the SRS system functions properly without faults before delivering the vehicle to clients. Also avoid using any memory saver devices. Following system depowering the technician needs to open the glove compartment and disconnect the module from the air bag passenger system. Use glove box access to push the module away from the door while keeping away from all deployment edges. The correct sequence for installing the passenger air bag module is to torque its nuts before reattaching the glove compartment and powering up the system while connecting the electrical connector to the passenger air bag module. Relocate the original part after the new part fails to fix the issue and execute the diagnostic procedure once again.

Ensure all restraint system diagnostic tools are removed from the vehicle.

No, do not use memory saver devices as they can increase the risk of personal injury.