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BMW X5: Overview Of Airbag Modules, Airbag Control Unit, Belt Tensioners

BMW X5 (G05) 2019-2026 Service & Repair Manual / Audio, Navigation And Anti-Theft / Airbag Trigger Device / Overview Of Airbag Modules, Airbag Control Unit, Belt Tensioners

Airbag Trigger Device
Fig. 64: Location Of Airbag Modules

  1. Safety battery terminal
  2. Side airbag, front seat, left/right
  3. Belt tensioner, front left/right
  4. Airbag unit, passenger side
  5. Airbag module, drivers side
  6. Head airbag, left/right

On-board Computer

REMOVING AND INSTALLING/REPLACING OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Necessary preliminary tasks:

Disconnect plug connection (1).

Press out outside temperature sensor (2) in direction of arrow and remove.

Installation:

Outside temperature sensor must audibly snap into place.

Check for secure seating after fitting.

Airbag Trigger Device
Fig. 65: Removing Temperature Sensor

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