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Safety precautions when equipped with SRS (airbags) (Mazda BT-50 (1))

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Warning: Accidental deployment of the airbag or seat belt pretensioner can result in serious injury, so be sure to read and follow all safety precautions in this section.


1. Symptoms of airbag system malfunctions can be difficult to recognize. Always check the fault codes before disconnecting the battery.

2. Do not work on the airbag system earlier than 90 seconds after setting the ignition switch to the "LOCK" position and disconnecting the negative cable from the battery.

3. Even after a minor collision in which the airbag did not deploy, always check the pad surface and the condition of the sensors. If dents, cracks, deformations, etc. are found, replace the airbag assembly.

4. Never install SRS system components from another vehicle, use only new components.

5. Never disassemble any SRS system components.

5. Never disassemble any SRS system components.


6. Do not expose the steering wheel pad to impacts or strong magnetic fields.

7. When storing air bag modules, place them face up on a flat, stable surface. Never place anything on top of the air bag modules.

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7. When storing air bag modules, place them face up on a flat, stable surface. Never place anything…


8. Do not use an ohmmeter to test the passive safety system. This may cause the system to operate unintentionally.



8. Do not use an ohmmeter to test the passive safety system. This may cause the system to operate…
8. Do not use an ohmmeter to test the passive safety system. This may cause the system to operate…

9. When carrying the airbag module, hold it with the cover facing away from you to reduce the risk of injury from accidental deployment.

9. When carrying the airbag module, hold it with the cover facing away from you to reduce the risk…


10. Do not allow moisture, oil, grease or other substances to come into contact with the airbag modules.

10. Do not allow moisture, oil, grease or other substances to come into contact with the airbag…


11. Before connecting the connector to the passive restraint system control unit, securely fasten the unit to the vehicle.



12. If at least one airbag has deployed, replace the passive restraint system control unit.

13. If one side airbag has deployed, replace both fatal airbags and the damaged parts of the seat back (frame, padding, finishing). After repair, make sure the seats are working properly and the wiring is located properly.

14. Do not disassemble the passive restraint system control unit and side airbag sensors.

15. If the side airbag has deployed, replace the side airbag sensor.

16. Do not allow moisture, oil, grease or other substances to come into contact with the passive restraint system unit and side airbag sensors

17. If the wiring is damaged, replace the wires, do not try to repair them.

17. If the wiring is damaged, replace the wires, do not try to repair them.


18. Do not insert screwdrivers or other foreign objects into the passive safety system connectors.

18. Do not insert screwdrivers or other foreign objects into the passive safety system connectors.


19. Even if the airbags did not deploy in a collision and do not show signs of external damage, they may have internal damage, which may lead to their spontaneous deployment. Even after a minor collision, diagnose the passive restraint system to identify internal damage, and if any is found, replace the faulty components.

20. After completing the repair work, re-diagnose the system.
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