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OEM 2000 Ford Ranger Parts for Air Bag Components

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Air Bag Control Module, Airbag Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Ford Ranger

  • Q: How Should You Safely Handle and Deploy an Airbag for Passenger on 2000 Ford Ranger?
    A: During the servicing of the air bag supplemental restraint system (SRS), safety glasses should be always used to minimize chances of being injured by accidental deployment. Remote deployment out of doors with remote personnel, and wear hearing protection. It should not be mounted on the underside of the car because it may cause ricochet injuries. Proper techniques of removal and disposal.
  • Q: How to service and repair the Air Bag Control Module safely on 2000 Ford Ranger?
    A: In order to service the Air Bag Control Module, one disconnects the battery ground cable and waits a minute to prevent deploying it accidentally. Check the Restraint Control Module (RCM) to make sure it has not been damaged particularly after a collision. Install and remove the RCM with careful attention to proper torque, and, only do so to service with the diagnostic tool.
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