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2003 Ford Ranger Airbag, Clock Spring, Air Bag Control Module

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  • E9DZ-14A163-AA
    Retainer
    • Part Notes: Retainer - push pin type - 20mm serrated pin with 60mm x 10mm wing - general use for wiring to sheet metal or blind hole retention. Use electrical tape to secure to harness. 10 per package., Service Repair Only
    • Callout Name: 14A163
    MSRP: $1.50 Your Price: $1.06
  • F57Z-14A163-A
    Retainer
    • Part Notes: LH side of 4.0l holds line fuel vapor canister
    • Location: Driver Side
    • Callout Name: 14A163
    MSRP: $15.00 Your Price: $10.58

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Airbag Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Ford Ranger

  • Q:
    What checklist should be completed to ensure the proper functioning of the Airbag system after diagnosis or repair on 2003 Ford Ranger?
    A:
    In order to make sure the air bag system works well after any diagnosis or repair, follow this list of checks: make sure the connector at the bottom of the steering column is indeed connected, make sure that the air bag modules are also connected, make sure the Restraints Control Module (RCM) connection is done, and make sure the vehicle battery is connected.
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