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Lincoln Aviator Knee Inflator Module, Front Lower Passenger Side Part Number: LB5Z-78045J76-A
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Lincoln Aviator Side Impact Inflator Module, Front Driver Side Part Number: MB5Z-78611D11-B
$169.73 MSRP: $247.07You Save: $77.34 (32%)Lincoln Aviator Front Seat Air Bag, Passenger Side Part Number: LB5Z-78611D10-C
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Lincoln Aviator Passenger Air Bag, Front Upper Part Number: LB5Z-78044A74-B
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Lincoln Aviator Inflator Curtain, Passenger Side Part Number: LC5Z-78042D94-A
$697.88 MSRP: $1033.90You Save: $336.02 (33%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Inflator Curtain, Driver Side Part Number: LC5Z-78042D95-A
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Lincoln Aviator Driver Inflator Module, Tan Part Number: LC5Z-78043B13-AJ
$824.90 MSRP: $1222.07You Save: $397.17 (33%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Driver Inflator Module Part Number: LC5Z-78043B13-BF
$1162.09 MSRP: $1721.62You Save: $559.53 (33%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Knee Inflator Module, Lower Driver Side Part Number: LB5Z-78045J77-AA
$268.56 MSRP: $394.37You Save: $125.81 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Driver Inflator Module Part Number: LC5Z-78043B13-BE
$916.75 MSRP: $1358.15You Save: $441.40 (33%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Driver Inflator Module Part Number: LC5Z-78043B13-AM
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Lincoln Aviator Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 2C5Z-78044A74-AAA
Lincoln Aviator Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 2C5Z-78044A74-AAB
Lincoln Aviator Inflator Module Part Number: 4C5Z-78043B13-BAA
Lincoln Aviator Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 4C5Z-78044A74-AAA
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Lincoln Aviator Air Bag
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The Lincoln Aviator Air Bag system represents the essential core of safety features throughout the Lincoln Aviator product line because it demonstrates outstanding effectiveness when protecting passengers during car crashes. The advanced Air Bag system uses milliseconds to activate a cushioning element which protects people from harm when they strike internal parts of their vehicle. All passengers receive full protection thanks to driver airbags passenger airbags side-curtain airbags and knee bolster airbags that the Lincoln Aviator contains. Modern Lincoln Aviator airbag modules come in sizes up to ten which.result in better safety performance due to advances in safety standards. The deployment system depends on crash sensors which operate through electronic communication to enable proper Air Bag activation in cases of emergency. The safety feature provides compatibility across different Lincoln Aviator models thus demonstrating its dependable nature and versatile application for improving both operational measures and safety elements. With its combination of exclusive looks and powerful capability the Lincoln Aviator enables the automotive market to recognize both its advanced design as well as its safety-focused Air Bag technology commitment to protecting passengers. Safety combined with maximum performance functions as a foundation that makes the the automaker model a respected pick among luxury SUVs which allows drivers and passengers to experience travel security through its elite Air Bag system.
Lincoln Aviator Air Bag Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to safely depower and repower the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) during air bag module repairs on Lincoln Aviator?A:Safe eye protection is vital for depowering the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) during repairs of air bag modules. The air bag module along with safety canopy module connectors should never be probed because this can activate the air bags. Modification of the restraints control module (RCM) horizontal position should never occur when connected and the ignition switch is ON because it brings the risk of unintended deployments. Memory saver devices function as a banned tool for air bag service. Service operations on seats which contain SRS components must commence only after SRS power has been deactivated. The first step requires users to switch off vehicle accessories before shutting down the ignition. Reset the restraints control module (RCM) by removing the fuse with reference F2.12 (15A) from the central junction box (CJB) positioned beneath the instrument panel at its left side. Verify correct removal of the fuse by checking the air bag indicator remains constantly illuminated during a 30-second duration while the ignition stays ON. First turn off the ignition and remove the battery ground cable before waiting at least one minute to remove back up power supply energy with all auxiliary batteries correctly disconnected. The process of repowering demands complete removal of all restraint system diagnostic tools from the vehicle. Place the ignition in ON position while reinstalling the RCM fuse F2.12 (15A) inside the CJB. The battery ground cable should be connected while making sure no one remains inside the vehicle and blocking obstacles from around the air bag modules. The verification of the SRS system begins by turning the ignition first to OFF and waiting for 10 seconds before setting the ignition to ON position. The safety indicator should remain on steadily during a 6-second duration before switching off. A diagnostic and repair operation must be performed on the air bag indicator when it fails to light or stays illuminated or flashes after turning the ignition to ON. A scan tool should be used to delete all continuously stored Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) within the RCM.
- Q: How to Arm and Disarm an Air Bag System on Lincoln Aviator?A:The air bag system allows arming and disarming through turning on the ignition switch yet requiring all SRS components to remain connected or the use of installed restraint system diagnostic tools. Make note of the air bag indicator which should stay on continuously for six seconds after which it turns off. An SRS fault causes the air bag indicator to either not activate at all or stay lit continuously or produce flashing illumination and this flashing might begin thirty seconds after turning ON the ignition because the restraints control module (RCM) completes its SRS testing at that time. A device chime will emit a distinctive five-note pattern if the air bag indicator shows no operation and an SRS fault exists thus requiring air bag indicator repair before SRS medical diagnosis can continue.
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