OEM Restraints System Part Replacement Search
2016 BMW ActiveHybrid 5
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DISABLE PROCEDURE AND TIME (Always Check Service Manual)
• Inspection, testing and installation work may only be carried out by expert trained personnel in BMW Service.• Work on components of the airbag system should only ever be carried out with the battery disconnected, the negative terminal post covered and the plug connection of the cable leading to the gas generator disconnected. If only the battery is
disconnected, the following prescribed waiting period must be observed without fail:
1 minute for vehicles from 9/93
• When carrying out straightening and welding work with an electric welder:
• Disconnect battery
• Cover negative terminal (post)
REV: 09/2016
PARTS THAT MUST BE REPLACED FOLLOWING A DEPLOYMENT
Replace the following components after airbag deployment:• Steering wheel, if Driver airbag module deployed
• Driver airbag module: [AIRBAG, STEERING WHEEL; AIRBAG, KNEE BOLSTER], if Deployed
• Passenger airbag module: [AIRBAG,INSTRUMENT PNL; AIRBAG, KNEE BOLSTER], if Deployed
• Replace airbag module and seat cover with upholstery [AIRBAG, FRONT SEAT], if Deployed
• Replace gas generator, active head restraint system [UNIT,ACTIVE HEADREST]. If the severity of the impact has not caused any other damage to the seat, only the triggered gas generator needs to be replaced
• Roof Airbag module [AIRBAG, ROOF], if Deployed
NOTE: Head restraint, the firing unit may be replaced up to 5 times. Triggering frequency is denoted on the sticker on the head restraint carrier. Stickers are available as spare parts. The complete crash-active head restraint must be replaced in the event of a head restraint fault signal and an untriggered firer
PARTS THAT MUST BE INSPECTED AND REPLACED IF DAMAGED
Check and/or replace following components after airbag triggering:Satellites (control unit + sensor):
• Read fault memory
• Sensor B-pillar (left/right)
• Sensor front door (left/right)
• Sensor seat, Driver-/passenger's side
• Airbag control unit, vehicle interior
• Front sensor (engine compartment)
Cables and connectors:
• Check cables and connectors for damage, replace if necessary
Seat belt system:
• Automatic reel
• Seat belt tensioner
• Seat belt height adjustment
• Anchor fitting tensioner
• Seat belt buckle
Seats:
• Seat
• Airbag module
• Active head restraint
Driver's airbag:
• Airbag module
• Steering Wheel
• Steering column
Front passenger airbag:
• Airbag module
• Dashboard trim panel (must be replaced!)
• Supporting tube (if damaged)
Side airbag, front:
• Airbag module
• Seat
Head airbag:
• Airbag module [AIRBAG, ROOF]
• A-pillar trim panel
• Roofliner
• Trim, B-pillar
• Trim, C-pillar
• Connection/mounting (on side frame)
Knee airbag:
• Trim panels (driver's side)
• Lower section of glove box
• Knee protection (driver's and front passenger sides) [AIRBAG,KNEE BOLSTER]
Important!
Only repair those cables which show visible signs of damage. In the event of visible damage, make sure there is only one cable 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 Catalogue (EPC).
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