Manufacturer Note: Sensor and module, passenger side kick panel, w/driver airbag only, w/pretensioner driver seatbelt only
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's
factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
2003 Ford E-150 | Base | 6 Cyl 4.2 L GAS, 8 Cyl 4.6 L GAS, 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
Ford E-150 Air Bag Control Module
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Ford E-150 Air Bag Control Module Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: What precautions should be taken when servicing the air bag control module and RCM to ensure safety and proper operation on Ford E-150?
A: Workers should wear safety glasses during air bag control module servicing steps to protect themselves from possible air bag deployments that could result in injury. Complete air bag functionality depends on the correct orientation of the restraints control module (RCM) while any damage in the driver seat floor area following a crash demands complete examination of mounting and bracket systems; an RCM replacement is mandatory even if air bags have not deployed. The area surrounding the RCM needs to be put back to its original state while memory saver devices should not be used because they increase personal injury risks. The RCM along with its bracket must be fastened to the floor pan and SRS depowering should happen before electrical connector handling to protect the RCM from static damage that affects electronic components. The air bag warning lamp will turn on when the RCM fuse is removed with the ignition switch ON yet this operation indicates no fault exists. Service a seat that has SRS components by power-down the SRS system while installing only the correct RCM to prevent reading incorrect DTCs. Returning a vehicle to the customer requires that the SRS operates properly with no detected faults. Repair procedures begin by installing new parts while you should return to the diagnostic process if the problem continues even with reinstallation of the original component. The procedure starts with system depowering before removing the driver seat and methodically unfastening the RCM cover through outward clipping while pushing it backward. Unplug the large RCM electrical connector through the tab pinch method followed by rotating the connector position assurance lever until you can easily remove the connector. The RCM assembly requires removal of its small electrical connector before extracting the bracket retaining bolts. The RCM bracket retaining bolts need 12 Nm (9 lb-ft) torque setting when installing them yet check for any corrosion first. Complete installation of the large RCM electrical connector by letting go the position assurance lever before linking the small RCM electrical connector. During installation do not angle the large RCM electrical wiring connector to stop bad connections and component damage then position the connector lightly before using the lever for complete seating. Conclusion of the procedure involves placing the RCM cover properly while repositioning the driver seat and restoring system power.