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Mercury Mountaineer Passenger Air Bag, Upper Part Number: 2L5Z-10044A74-AAC
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Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: XL2Z-78043B13-BAA
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Mercury Mountaineer Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 1L2Z-78044A74-AAE
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Mercury Mountaineer Passenger Air Bag, Willow Green, Upper Part Number: F87Z-78044A74-CAC
$217.37 MSRP: $300.71You Save: $83.34 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMercury Mountaineer Passenger Air Bag, Charcoal Black, Upper Part Number: 6L2Z-78044A74-AC
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Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: 4L2Z-78043B13-BAB
Mercury Mountaineer Passenger Air Bag Part Number: 2L2Z-78044A74-DAB
Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: 2L2Z-78044A74-DAC
Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: 4L2Z-78043B13-BAA
Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: F87Z-78043B13-BAA
Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: XL2Z-78043B13-DAA
Mercury Mountaineer Inflator Module Part Number: 1L2Z-78043B13-DAC
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Mercury Mountaineer Air Bag
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Mercury Mountaineer Air Bags represent an important safety element which demonstrates commitment to reliability alongside performance. The Mercury Mountaineer Air Bag reacts swiftly upon impacts to provide safety protection that limits occupational injuries. The deployment process of the Mountaineer Air Bag system depends on three essential features: airbag cushions, inflation modules and crash sensors operating together when needed. Through different production generations the Mercury Mountaineer received airbags for driver protection followed by those for passenger and side-impact situations and contemporary models now hold potentially ten airbag systems. The safety enhancement commitment of Mercury drives its continuous development across every Mountaineer model series. The Mercury Mountaineer Air Bag system maintains full compatibility with different automobile models which guarantees advanced safety features to all drivers regardless of manufacturer's release date. Detection of collision severity comes from sophisticated crash sensors which exchange information with the airbag electronic controller unit (ECU). This information determines whether the airbags need to activate. As a safety improvement it contributes to better operational productivity of the Mercury car while improving its general functionality. The the automaker model Air Bag distinguishes itself through multiple airbags and advanced sensor technology which together contribute to a reputation as a safe and dependable choice for households and adventure-seekers in the automotive market.
Mercury Mountaineer Air Bag Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to arm and disarm the air bag system on Mercury Mountaineer?A:The procedure to activate and disable the air bag system involves turning the Ignition Switch from OFF to RUN state with confirmed connections of all SRS components or restrained system diagnostic equipment installed. Check the air bag indicator for steady illumination lasting six seconds followed by light extinction. A present SRS fault causes the air bag indicator to fail to light and to stay on continuously or to flash starting at the thirty-second point after key ignition to the RUN position because this is the time needed for RCM SRS module testing. The diagnostic system of a vehicle requires air bag indicator repair when the five sets of five beep chime sounds because an SRS fault exists.
- Q: What precautions should be taken when servicing the side air bag module on Mercury Mountaineer?A:Prior to handling the side air bag module you must put on safety glasses as a protection against potential deployment injuries. Handle the side air bag module by facing the tear seam away from your body and do not place it on its cover seam. Handwashing after deployment should focus on removing all remainders of sodium hydroxide from contact. Probing any of the connectors attached to the air bag module will trigger undesired deployment. Side air bag modules require new covers since repairs are not possible while cleaning is acceptable. Front seat back trim covers must be replaced when side air bags are present. Avoid using memory saver devices. Prohibitive handling methods should be used for the seat assembly and track modules to maintain integrity. A deployed side air bag requires replacement of the seat back pad together with trim cover and side air bag module and possibly demands a new seat back frame installation. A complete check of the SRS system with no detected faults needs to be completed before returning the vehicle to the customer. Damaged parts need replacement for repairs to work; in case the issue remains unresolved the installed original parts must be restored and diagnostic procedures performed again. The first step to remove the side air bag module requires removing the front seat followed by system depowering before detaching the seat backrest. Separate the backrest trim cover from recliners by eliminating the two plasticrivets. Then extract the lower outer and inner trim cover J-clips before carefully removing the seat cushion trim cover from the hook and loop strip. The first row of hog rings should be unfastened before the hook and loop strips are detached to access the side air bag. Before removing any retainers or foam pad it is necessary to record the wiring harness position. Securing the side air bag module requires removal of its two bolts. Thoroughly check both the mounting surfaces and air bag module for damage alongside foreign objects before proceeding with replacement of necessary components. The wiring harness requires no pinch situations when installing it into place. Position the side air bag module bracket holes to match U-nuts placed on the backrest frame structure. During this process you may need to put new U-nuts into the frame. Use the frame to insert the module before applying the bolts and tightening them to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). Place the foam pad properly into position before you connect the wiring harness retainers and fasten the trim cover by using hog rings and J-clips. Conclude the process by installing the seat backrest and passenger seat before activating the SRS system without initial proof. Every installation of the air bag control unit requires performing the Zero Seat Weight Test followed by SRS system proving.
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