Removal
Note: Before removing the airbag, lock the SRS control unit using a diagnostic tester.
Note: If the airbag is detonated as a result of an accident, replace the steering wheel. Check the functionality of the system.
- disconnect the negative battery cable and wait at least 5 minutes for the control unit capacitors to discharge and the system to deactivate;
- use a screwdriver to unfasten the pillow mounting clips (under the steering wheel).

- release the connector retainer and disconnect the airbag connector.
Figure 8.66. Removing the airbag module from the steering wheel (the arrow shows the contact connector)
- carefully remove the module from the steering wheel. Please note that the cushion must not be hit or dropped, it must be stored with the cover facing up.
Installation
- correctly connect the contact connector and install the module in the middle of the steering wheel without pinching the wiring. Screw in the mounting screws and tighten them to the specified torque;
- make sure there is no one inside the car and connect the battery. Open the driver's side door, turn on the ignition from outside the car and make sure the indicator light in the instrument cluster comes on.
Replacing the passenger airbag module
Removal
- disconnect the negative battery cable and wait at least 5 minutes to allow the control unit capacitors to discharge and the system to deactivate;
- remove the top part of the front panel (see section "Body");

Release the connector lock and disconnect the airbag connector (A).

Loosen the screws (B) securing the cushion and remove the cushion.

Disconnecting the central locking clip on the passenger airbag module connector.
Installation
- place the cushion in its place and screw in the mounting screws securely. Attach the wiring connector, laying it out correctly, and secure the retainer;
- install the upper part of the instrument panel as described in the section "Body";
- make sure there is no one inside the car and connect the battery. Open the driver's side door, turn on the ignition from outside the car and make sure the indicator light in the instrument cluster comes on.
