ServicingYourAirbag-Equipped
Vehicle
AddingEquipmenttoYour
Airbag-EquippedVehicle
Airbagsaffecthowthevehicleshouldbeserviced.
Therearepartsoftheairbagsysteminseveralplaces
aroundthevehicle. Yourdealer/retailer andtheservice
manualhaveinformation aboutservicing thevehicle
andtheairbagsystem.Topurchase aservicemanual,
seeServicePublications Ordering Information on
page 9‑17.
Q: Isthereanything Imightaddtoorchangeabout
thevehiclethatcouldkeeptheairbagsfrom
workingproperly?
A: Yes.Ifyouaddthingsthatchangethevehicle's
frame,bumpersystem,height,frontendorside
sheetmetal,theymaykeeptheairbagsystemfrom
workingproperly.Changingormovinganypartsof
thefrontseats,safetybelts,theairbagsensingand
diagnostic module,steering wheel,instrument panel,
roof-rail airbagmodules,ceiling headliner orpillar
garnishtrim,overhead console, frontsensors, side
impactsensors, rollover sensormodule,orairbag
wiringcanaffecttheoperation oftheairbagsystem.
{WARNING:
Forupto10secondsaftertheignition isturnedoff
andthebatteryisdisconnected, anairbagcanstill
inflateduringimproper service. Youcanbeinjured
ifyouareclosetoanairbagwhenitinflates. Avoid
yellowconnectors. Theyareprobably partofthe
airbagsystem.Besuretofollowproperservice
procedures, andmakesurethepersonperforming
workforyouisqualified todoso.
Inaddition, thevehiclemayhaveapassenger
sensingsystemfortherightfrontpassenger
position, whichincludes sensorsthatarepartofthe
passenger seat.Thepassenger sensingsystem
maynotoperateproperly iftheoriginal seattrimis
replaced withnon-GMcovers,upholstery ortrim,
orwithGMcovers,upholstery ortrimdesignedfora
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| Categories | Cadillac Escalade Manuals, Cadillac Manuals |
|---|---|
| Tags | Cadillac Escalade 6.2 |
| Model Year | 2010 |
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| Copyright | Attribution Non-commercial |
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