1993 Pontiac Bonneville Owner's Manual - Page 29

1993 Pontiac Bonneville Manual

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Servicing Bur Pontiac with the Air Bag System Please tell or remind anyone who works on your Pontiac that it has air bag the system. There areparts of the airbag system in severalplaces around your vehicle. You don't want the system to inflate while someone is workingon your vehicle. The airbag system does not need regular maintenance. Your Pontiac dealer and the 1993 Bonneville Service Manual have information about the air bag system, including repair or disposal. For up to two minutes after L b the ignition key is turned off and the battery disconnected, an air bag can still inflateduring improper service. You can be injured if you are closeto an air bag when it inflates. Be sure to follow the proper service procedures. When electricalwork is done underthe hood or inside your vehicle, the ignition should be inLOCK, if possible. Avoid wires wrapped with yellowtape, or yellow connectors. Theyare probably part of the airbag system. If your vehicle hasa driver's air bag and a right-front passenger's air bag, both bags must be disconnected the if ignition hasto be on for electricalwork D if the steering column is to be r disassembled. First, disconnect the driver's air bag like this: Turn off the ignition. Remove the SIR (air bag) fuse (see the Index under Fuses & Circuit Breakers). Disconnect the yellow connector at the base of the steering column. .

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Servicing
Bur
Pontiac
with
the
Air
Bag
System
Please tell
or
remind
anyone who works
on your
Pontiac
that
it
has
the air bag
system. There
are parts of the
air bag
system
in
several places around your
vehicle. You don’t
want the system to
inflate while someone
is
working on
your vehicle. The
airbag
system does
not need regular maintenance. Your
Pontiac dealer and the
1993
Bonneville
Service Manual have information about
the air bag
system, including repair
or
disposal.
For
up
to
two
minutes
after
L
b
the ignition key is
turned
off
and the battery disconnected,
an
air bag
can
still
inflate during
improper service. You can be
injured if
you are
close
to
an
air
bag
when
it
inflates.
Be sure to
follow the proper service
procedures.
When
electrical work
is
done
under
the
hood
or
inside your
vehicle,
the
ignition
should
be
in
LOCK,
if possible.
Avoid wires
wrapped
with
yellow
tape,
or
yellow
connectors.
They are probably
part of the
airbag
system.
If
your
vehicle
has a driver’s
air
bag
and
a right-front
passenger’s
air
bag,
both
bags
must
be
disconnected
if
the
ignition
has
to
be
on for
electrical work
Dr
if the
steering
column
is
to
be
disassembled.
First,
disconnect
the
driver’s
air
bag
like
this:
.
Turn
off the
ignition.
Remove the
SIR
(air
bag)
fuse
(see
the
Index
under
Fuses
&
Circuit
Breakers).
Disconnect
the
yellow
connector
at
the
base of the
steering
column.