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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Passenger Air Bag, Upper Part Number: 4L2Z-78044A74-DAB
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Inflator Curtain, Driver Side Part Number: 8A2Z-78042D95-A
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Passenger Air Bag, Camel, Upper Part Number: 7L2Z-78044A74-AA
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Driver Air Bag, Prairie Tan Part Number: XL2Z-78043B13-AAA
$448.32 MSRP: $615.11You Save: $166.79 (28%)Ford Explorer Sport Trac Passenger Air Bag, Charcoal Black, Upper Part Number: 6L2Z-78044A74-AC
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Driver Air Bag Part Number: XL2Z-78043B13-AAC
Ford Explorer Sport Trac Side Impact Inflator Module, Front Driver Side Part Number: 7L2Z-78611D11-A
Ford Explorer Sport Trac Side Impact Inflator Module, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 7L2Z-78611D10-A
Ford Explorer Sport Trac Driver Air Bag Part Number: 4L5Z-10043B13-CAA
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Airbag
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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Airbag Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Arm and Disarm Airbags When Seats Are Removed on Ford Explorer Sport Trac?A:Starting the process of air bag system arming and disarming begins by removing front seats whenever you need to diagnose or fix seat side air bag problems or investigate any seat components affecting a seat side air bag-equipped seat. Removing the front seats from the vehicle is needed only when treating issues connected to the seat side air bag. A proper air bag component procedure starts with setting the front seats in their highest forward position followed by disconnecting the ground cable from the battery for a minimum of one minute to allow the Restraints Control Module (RCM) to drain its stored energy. Proceed with the removal of the diagnosis tool at first from the driver seat side air bag module electrical connector followed by the passenger seat side air bag module electrical connector. The device should be removed from the vehicle before driving to prevent safety standards breaches and injuries from occurring. The installation process begins by reconnecting the driver seat side air bag module electrical connector along with the passenger seat side air bag module electrical connector to the affected front seat. Front seats must advance following reconnection of the battery ground cable if the vehicle comes with front power driver seats. It is necessary to re-remove the restraint system diagnostic tool from the passenger air bag module electrical connector after disconnecting the battery ground cable the second time. Proceed to install the passenger air bag module and afterward detach the diagnostic tool from the Clock Spring connector before placing the driver air bag module in its proper position. The battery ground cable must be reconnected to complete the process while checking for system functioning.
- Q: How to deactivate the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) for Airbag service on Ford Explorer Sport Trac?A:When performing air bag service on the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) always wear protective safety glasses to prevent accidental deployment injuries. Set a live air bag module including its air bag and trim cover so the components face away from your body while holding it. Placing the module with the trim cover pointed down is also unsafe. Avoid using memory saver devices. Begin the air bag service by turning off every car accessory followed by ignition disconnection. To access the restraints control module (RCM) fuse F2.6 (7.5A without rear blower, 15A with rear blower) for removal at the central junction box (CJB) contractors should open the kick panel cover on the instrument panel left side. The air bag indicator should stay lit for 30 continuous seconds during the ignition operation after extracting the correct fuse. Customer should disconnect the battery ground cable (14301), wait one minute for back up power to deplete before starting front or side air bag component servicing. Proceed by removing the two steering wheel back cover plugs then unfasten the driver air bag module retaining bolts and sever the driver air bag module electrical connector. Rephrase the next step by attaching the diagnostic tool to the Clock Spring electrical connector located on the vehicle harness side. Proceed to remove the passenger side air bag module from the glove compartment after you have unscrewed the two retaining screws. Extract the passenger air bag module by pushing from the inside but never touch the deployment door edges then disconnect the electrical connector and remove the module. Cars without seat side air bags should not have their side air bag module circuit deactivated by removing the bridge resistor because this action will cause an open circuit fault condition. Motor vehicles with both seat side air bags and power driver seats require that no personnel be inside the vehicle nor any objects block the air bag modules during battery ground cable reinstallation. Before reconnecting the passenger seat side air bag electrical connector you must move the front seats to the highest position and disconnect the connector while you attach the tool to the floor electrical connector. Perform these steps also for the driver seat side air bag component. To complete the process both the RCM fuse F2.6 should be reinstalled and the cover reattached followed by reconnecting the battery ground cable.
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