BMW 7 Series (F01/F02) 2008-2015 Service Manual / Passive Restraints / Airbag Generator/Airbag Unit For Pass
BMW 7 Series: Airbag Generator/Airbag Unit For Pass
- AFGS (Active Pedestrian Protection) Procedure After Accident
- Deactivating Front Passenger Airbags With Key-Operated Switch
- Procedure After Airbag Triggering As Result Of An Accident
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Airbag Module On Front Passenger Side
- Removing And Installing Side Airbag (Front Seat)
- Repairing Airbag Cables
- Replacing Gas Cartridge For Crash-Active Headrest On Left Or Right (UP TO 09/2010)
- Replacing Gas Cartridge For Crash-Active Headrest On Left Or Right (From 09/2010)
- Safety Precautions And General Information
- Unlocking/Locking Airbag Plug Connections
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AFGS (Active Pedestrian Protection) Procedure After Accident
The AFGS system consists of the following components:
Satellites (control unit + sensor)
Sensors, inside, bumper trim, left/middle/right
ACSM control unit (Crash Safety Module)
Cables and c
Deactivating Front Passenger Airbags With Key-Operated Switch
WARNING: The responsibility for deactivation/activation rests with the
customer.
Depending on the occupation of the front passenger seat, the front
passenger and side airbags must be (de-)activated
Procedure After Airbag Triggering As Result Of An Accident
Check and/or replace following components after airbag triggering:
Satellites (control unit + sensor)
Components
Satellite, A-/B-pillar, left/right
Satellite, front door
Satellite, rear seat
Sate
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Contents Of Body, General
General Information
QUALITY STANDARD
WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT
Safety regulations
SAFETY AT WORK
INFORMATION ON HAZARDS
Information on VEHICLE PROTECTION
Materials
MATERIALS SCIENCE
USE OF MATERIALS in outer skin
EXPENDABLE MATERIALS
Handling components after an accident
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ,
Replacing Bar
NOTE: Disassembly of lashing eyes, refer to REPLACING LASHING PLATE AND
LASHING EYE.
Remove lashing eyes (1).
Fig. 111: Identifying Lashing Eyes
Remove protective caps (1) on left/right.
Fig. 112: Identifying Protective Cap
Release hexagon screws (1) and countersunk head screws (2) on left/right.
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