Rolls-Royce Restraints Wiring

Posted on 02 December 2022 Print

The question is often asked, "Can supplemental restraints system wiring be repaired?" The answer is: it depends on the vehicle maker. Let's take a look at Rolls-Royce position on this subject.

Rolls-Royce provides information on restraint wiring in vehicle-specific body repair manual ➤ Repair Instructions ➤ 61-General vehicle electrical systems ➤ 61/11 Wiring harness ➤ Notes on handling wiring harnesses and cables ➤ Repairing airbag cables.

Per Rolls-Royce: "Only repair those cables which show visible signs of damage. In the event of visible damage, make sure there is only one wire repair in effect after the repair work. If no visible damage can be identified, the entire cable must be replaced. When carrying out repairs to the airbag wiring harness, you must use the spare parts offered in the Electronic Parts Catalog (EPC)."

Additional links within the document provide important information including:

  • Installing and removing contacts
  • Handling components of airbag system
  • Instructions for disconnecting and connecting battery

Failure to follow OEM repair procedures will sacrifice the safety and quality of the repair.

For additional Rolls-Royce information, check out the Rolls-Royce OEM information page.

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