A connector that fits does not establish part suitability, history or condition. Safety-critical restraint parts require careful identification and a repair route consistent with manufacturer requirements.
How to approach the assessment
Ask the responsible repairer how suitability will be established before buying parts. Do not alter connectors to make a component fit. If the source or history is uncertain, say so clearly; a control-module reset cannot validate the replacement component.
Useful details to send
- Exact part identification.
- Source and history where documented.
- Repairer’s compatibility and installation requirements.
Arrange the right assessment
This guide does not establish that a vehicle is safe to use. Restraint repairs need qualified assessment and the correct manufacturer instructions. A module service does not replace required component repairs or vehicle-level verification.
Ask AXION about your repair or read our SRS module assessment information. Workshop visits are by appointment in Didcot. Confirm suitability before posting any removed module.