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Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor, Front Part Number: 8S4Z-14B345-A
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Lincoln Navigator Front Impact Sensor, Rear Center Part Number: FR3Z-14B004-A
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Lincoln Navigator Impact Sensor, Rear Part Number: 9L3Z-14B345-A
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Lincoln Navigator Control Module Part Number: YL1Z-14B321-DA
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Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor Part Number: YL7Z-14B345-AB
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Lincoln Navigator Pressure Sensor, Center Part Number: ML3Z-14B345-A
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Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor, Front Part Number: AL1Z-14B345-A
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Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor Part Number: 6L1Z-14B345-BA
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Lincoln Navigator Front Impact Sensor, Rear Part Number: L1TZ-14B004-A
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Lincoln Navigator Front Impact Sensor Part Number: 9L2Z-14B004-A
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Lincoln Navigator Impact Sensor, Front Part Number: 6L1Z-14B004-AA
$34.48 MSRP: $53.82You Save: $19.34 (36%)Lincoln Navigator Control Module Part Number: 1L1Z-14B321-CA
Lincoln Navigator Sensor Part Number: 3F2Z-14B416-BA
Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor, Rear Part Number: 4L1Z-14B345-AA
Lincoln Navigator Control Module Part Number: XL1Z-14B321-AA
Lincoln Navigator Side Impact Sensor Part Number: YL7Z-14B345-AA
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Lincoln Navigator Air Bag Sensor
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The Air Bag Sensor is one of the significant inventions and has endowed the Lincoln Navigator with immense safety features for various models of car. This small but vital Air Bag Sensor or crash sensor is used to sense collisions or impacts and send a signal to the control unit to release air bags and improve occupants' safety. The Lincoln Navigator has been a full-size luxury SUV that has incorporated the advanced safety feature which include the Air Bag Sensor. Since its inception in 1998 till date, Lincoln Navigator has been compatible with several generations and the Air Bag Sensor which is one equipment that has been displayed across the generations provides both efficiency and an aspect of safety. Trial of crashes, and especially rapid reaction by the sensor, prove that Lincoln cooperates only with the optimal automotive brands and focuses on the safety of passengers. Moreover, the Air Bag Sensor complements other advanced features of the car's safety features making it even more reputable. Some of the examples include the size and shape of the Lincoln Navigator which gives the car certain characteristics that enhances on the safety standards of the Lincoln Navigator. Thus, the Air Bag Sensor will remain the elements of the Lincoln Navigator development and strengthen perception of the brand as a committed provider of not only the luxurious but also safe vehicles.
Lincoln Navigator Air Bag Sensor Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service the Front Door Air Bag Sensor for Side Impact on Lincoln Navigator?A:Service of the side impact sensor found within the front door requires prior examination of the SRS depowering status. Services on the front side impact sensor begin by removing the interior door trim panels then separating the weathershield before sensor access. The sensor requires disconnected electrical wiring while RCM and impact sensor fasteners should be tightened with the specified torque because incorrect restraint system operation could result in fatal injuries or death during crashes. The side impact sensor should be fitted with clean surfaces free of debris while being mounted with specific attention paid to correct alignment of the locating tab. Secure the side impact sensor with new screws by tightening them to 3 Nm (27 lb-in). After finishing the installation you must perform the reverse process to restart the SRS system. Twice perform the diagnostic procedure while using the original part which did not solve the issue. Examine all RCM and impact sensor attachment areas for damage after crashes since replacements become necessary even if air bags did not activate. The use of memory saver devices should be avoided because they could cause accidental deployments while applied corrosion protection should be excluded from all safety and mechanical and electrical components. This RCM Fuse removal will trigger the air bag warning indicator to light up during the ON state of the ignition but it does not signal SRS component failure.
- Q: Is the Orientation of the Air Bag Sensor Critical for Proper System Operation with SRS on Lincoln Navigator?A:A proper sensor orientation within vehicles is essential for maintaining correct system functionality because vehicles which have Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) air bags need it. After collisions inspect the sensor mounting bracket as well as wiring pigtail for deformation. Replace the sensor or any SRS components which are damaged irrespective of whether the air bag deploys correctly. Disconnection of the battery ground cable followed by a one-minute wait together with disconnection of all auxiliary batteries and power supplies serves to deplete back up power supply before potential personal injury occurs. Side air bag sensors exist at or near the base of the B-pillars while side crash sensors hide under the carpet beneath the front seats. The first step to service the side crash sensor is disconnecting the battery ground cable followed by pulling the carpet flap from under the outboard seat to reach the sensor. You must start by removing the retainer with pins and bolts from the side crash sensor before taking it out from under the seat and unplug the electrical connector to finish removal of sensor with bracket. The service technician should execute installation by following the reverse order of removal while orienting the sensor correctly and applying proper air bag side crash sensor retaining bolt torque to achieve operational functionality. A proof test of the air bag system must be conducted post-installation. The restraint system diagnostic tool serves only for restraint system service and must be taken out from vehicles before road usage to avoid injuries because of safety standards potentially being violated.
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