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Subject:

 

Airbag

 

Vehicles:

 

Omega - B

 

General:

 

This Technical Information Bulletin is a supplement to the "Airbag: Corsa - B, Astra - F, Vectra / Cavalier, Calibra' Checking Procedures, 4 / 93, KTA - 1676.

 

Note:

 

a)  Please insert this sheet in the TI MY 1994 Folder.

b)  The appendix is a supplement to the Checking Procedures and should be stored along with the brochure.

 

Appendix for TI - C - 83, C - 92, 8/1994

 

Airbag, Omega - B

 

Supplement to

"Airbag:              Corsa - B, Astra - F, Vectra / Cavalier, Calibra" Checking Procedures, 4 / 93, KTA - 1676.

 

This Technical Information Bulletin describes the checking of the airbag using TECH 1 and program module Opel / Vauxhall Omega - B 1994 ECU.

The program module Opel / Vauxhall Omega - B 1994 ECU is especially developed for the Omega - B for Model Year'94.

 

Introduction

 

This brochure describes in detail the checking of the airbag system installed in the Omega - B using TECH 1 and the newly developed Program Module Opel / Vauxhall 1994 ECU.

 

Airbag Safety Regulations

 

Note:     Alterations relative to the Checking Procedures are printed in bold type.

 

General

·   All operations on the airbag system may only by performed by franchised Opel / Vauxhall dealers and authorized Opel / Vauxhall Service Dealerships and only by trained personnel.

 

·   The telltale must illuminate when the ignition is switched on and extinguish after approx. 4 seconds.

 

·   There is a fault in the system if the telltale does not illuminate when the ignition is switched on.

 

·   If the telltale does not extinguish or illuminates while travelling, there is a fault in the airbag system.

     It must then be assumed that the airbag system is no longer functional.

 

·   The airbag steering wheel may only be replaced by steering wheels approved by Opel / Vauxhall.

 

·   The impact cushion of the steering wheel must not be cemented, covered or otherwise modified. It may only be cleaned with a dry or water - moistened cloth and with a cleaning agent approved by Opel / Vauxhall.

 

·   The airbag does not replace the function of the safety belt. Passengers must still attach their safety belts to ensure optimal protection.

 

·   The front seats must always be adjusted to the correct body size.

 

·   Vehicles with co - driver airbag do not permit the installation of a child safety seat on the co - driver's seat.

 

·   Sales of airbag components to third parties are not permitted.

 

·   Subsequent installation of accessories In the zone affected by the co - driver's airbag is not permitted. Consoles for telephone receivers, can holders, cassette storage boxes, additional mirrors, etc., can be ripped off by deployment of the co - driver's airbag and propelled backwards.

 

·   If the vehicle Is equipped with an airbag system with two deployment circuits (driver and co - driver), "co - driver" must be selected when programming with TECH 1.

 

Diagnosis

·   Airbag units and control units may only be checked using TECH 1.

 

·   The diagnosis connection may only be used for connecting TECH 1.

 

·   During checking operations on the wiring harness with test lamps or multimeters, the plug connection to the airbag units and control unit must be disconnected.

 

·   Never perform measurements on the airbag units with test lamps or multimeters, as the test current may be too high and cause unintentional deployment.

 

Installation and Removal, Replacement

 

·   If the airbag has been deployed in an accident, the control unit, airbag units and contact unit must be exchanged for new parts.

 

·   If the wiring harness for the airbag system is damaged, the entire instrument panel wiring harness must be replaced. The airbag system wiring harness includes all leads which are connected to individual components of the airbag system. All leads belonging to the airbag system are identified by the yellow coating.

 

·   Do not modify the airbag system wiring harness in any way at all.

 

·   Before commencing operations on the airbag system, disconnect the battery negative terminal and mask the terminal; then wait 1 minute until the capacitor In the airbag control unit has discharged.

 

·   When removing the steering wheel, fix the steering column in the 'straight ahead" position, to avoid destroying the contact unit when the steering wheel is reinstalled.

 

·   Airbag units must always be stored with the cushion side facing upwards.

 

·   If vehicle repairs persist for longer periods of time, non - deployed, removed airbag units must always be stored under lock and key.

 

·   In general, the airbag system must not be modified in any respect.

 

·   The airbag unit must not be treated with grease, cleaning agents or similar (aggressive materials).

 

·   The airbag unit and control unit are sensitive to impact. If they have fallen from a height of more than 50 cm / 20 in., they must not be installed.

 

·   For welding operations, the cable clamp of the welding unit must be connected immediately beside the welding point. The control unit must always be disconnected from the wiring harness and the plug connection disconnected from the inflator.

 

·   The airbag units and the control unit must not be subjected to temperatures above 90 °C / 194 °F, even for brief periods of time.

 

·   Damaged or defective individual parts must not be repaired but must always be replaced, and must be returned In a special set of the original packaging.

 

·   The components of the airbag system must not be opened by force.

 

·   Before installation, check once more that the battery is disconnected, the terminal is masked and the ignition key is in the 0 position.

 

·   After connecting the battery, reprogram volatile memories (e. g. electric window winders, electric sun roof, dock and radio coding).

 

 

Important:

The four microencapsulated bolts (Illustration F 0676, position 1 - 4) for the co - driver's airbag must always be replaced with new ones.

 

 

Object Number: 2390833  Size: DEFAULT

 

 

Transport and Storage

 

·   Airbag units may only be purchased, transported and stored, according to the safety regulations, by the trained personnel of a franchised Opel/ Vauxhall dealer or authorized Opel / Vauxhall Service Dealership.

 

·   In many countries, use of airbag units is subject to legislation. These national legal requirements must be observed.

 

·   Only airbag units that cannot be deployed may be returned. These should be returned in a new set of their original packaging, ordered in advance.

 

Disposal

 

·   Airbag units must be rendered useless according to Opel / Vauxhall regulations by electric deployment before scrapping.

 

·   Airbag units may only be deployed in a vehicle as a fixed installation.

 

·   Remove all loose objects beforehand from the expansion area of the airbag.

 

·   Deployment with the doors dosed and side windows open.

 

·   Deployment only on suitable empty ground.

 

·   Use only the special deployment tool KM - 799.

 

·   Bystanders who may be affected should be informed of the noise level.

 

·   Stand in front of the vehicle; this also applies to uninvolved bystanders.

 

·   Maintain a safe distance of approx. 10 m / 10 yards from the vehicle on deployment.

 

·   Connect the voltage source last.

 

·   Non - deployed airbag units must never be disposed of with "normal" refuse.

 

·   If deployment fails, wait approx. 5 minutes before approaching the vehicle and disconnect the voltage source beforehand.

 

·   Remove non - deployable airbag units and return them in a new set of their original packaging, ordered in advance.

 

·   Allow deployed airbag unit to cool for 15 minutes before removal.

 

·   Deployed airbag units can be disposed of with "normal" refuse.

 

Registration

 

Registration of airbag units and control units in conjunction with Vehicle Identification Numbers is necessary to ensure that the allocation of airbag units and control units to vehicles can always be ascertained. Therefore, each new airbag unit or control unit is accompanied on distribution by a registration card in various languages.

These registration cards must be filled out by the dealer immediately on reception/installadon in the vehicle.

A sticker with a bar code and a serial number is attached to the control unit. This sticker is to be attached to the registration card.

The 11 - digit serial number (not the 14 - digit) on the airbag unit casing must be entered In the registration card by hand. The remainder must by filled out by hand. The card is then returned In the enclosed envelope.

 

 

Shown here is the trilingual registration card which is included in the packaging for airbag components.

 

ADAM OPEL AG.

European Service

Product Evaluation

D-6090 Rüsselsheim

[F1] Seriennummer:

        (serial number / numéro de série)

 

Dokument zur Registrierung des

Einbaus von Airbag-Systemen

 

(Document for registration of the Installation of Airbag systems/

Document d'enregistrement de montage de système Airbag)

[  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ] [  ]

 

Div. Code

Händler/AOS-Nr. (Dealer/ASO Code /  Concessionaire / code Stat. serv. Opel agréée)

Inst.-Auftr.-Nr

(Repair order no. / N° de commande)

Datum

(date / date)

Fahrzeug-Ident.-Nr.

(Vehicle Identification Number / N° d'ident. du véhicule)

 

[F2] 2-7

[F3] 8-13

[F4] 14-19

[F5] 20-35

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[F6] Komponente: (component/  composants)

 

[  ]   Fahrerseite    (driver's side/    côté conducteur)

 

[  ]    Beifahrerseite  (passenger side/  coté passager avant)

 

[  ]   Steuergerät    (control unit/   app. de com.)

Hiermit bestätigen wir, daß die Airbag-Einheit/Steuergerät mit der oben genannten Seriennummer in das angegebene Fahrzeug eingebaut worden ist.

(This is to certify that the airbag/control unit with the above-mentioned serial number was installed in the specified vehicle./

Nous confirmons par la présente que l'unité/appareil de commande Airbag, avec le numéro de série indiqué ci-dessus, a été monté dans le véhicule mentionné.)

 

 

 

Firmenstempel                                                    Unterschrift  [F7]

(stamp/tampon de l'établissement)                     (signature/Signature)

 

Hinweise zum Ausfüllen: siehe Faltblatt

(directions: see folding sheet/Remarques pour remplir la fiche:voir page ci-jointe)/FSO193

 

 

 

Checking Equipment

 

·   TECH 1

 

·   Program module "Opel / Vauxhall Omega - B 1994 ECU"

 

·   Electronic - Kit I KM - 609

 

·   Multimeter MKM - 587 - A

 

Note:

For checking the airbag wiring harness, use only the adapters from Electronic - Kt I KM - 609.

 

The short circuit bridges prevent unintentional triggering of the airbag when the plug connections of the airbag wiring harness are disconnected.

 

Use of test probes and metal wires (such as paper clips) in the wiring harness plugs is not permitted.

This would deform the short circuit bridges and the safety functions would no longer be guaranteed.

 

 

Airbag Block Diagram

 

 

Object Number: 2390620  Size: DEFAULT

 

 

System Check F0: DATA LIST

 

Notes on Trouble - shooting:

Nominal Value:

Cause of Fault:

(If nominal value is not attained)

 

·   Ignition ON

System telltale ON

Corsa - B only:

·   Fuse Fl7 defective.

 

Astra - F only:

·   Fuse F7 defective.

 

Vectra / Cavalier, Calibra only:

·   Fuse F2 defective.

 

Omega - B only:

·   Fuse Fl 5 defective.

 

All Vehicles:

·   Telltale H23 defective.

·   Lead interruption

from: ignition lock S1 Ter. 15

to:      telltale H23

·   Inspect wiring harness plugs for airbag control unit X90 (short circuit bridge Ter. 9 to Ter. 10)

·   Fault in wiring harness between instrument and airbag control unit (see following checks)

 

·   Insert Adapter KM - 609 - 9 from Electronic Kit I on wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 in slot under Ter. 9 and Ter. 10 (short circuit bridge open)

System telltale OFF

Corsa - B only:

·   Short circuit to ground

from: instrument wiring harness plug X17 Ter. 10

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

Astra - F, Vectra / Cavalier, Calibra only:

·   Short circuit to ground

from: instrument wiring harness plug X22 Ter. 2

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

Omega - B only:

·   Short circuit to ground

from: instrument wiring harness plug Ter. 3

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

·   Measure voltage:

     from:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

            to:        ground

higher than 11 V

Corsa - B only:

·   Lead interruption

from: instrument wiring harness plug Xl 7 Ter. 10

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

Astra - F, Vectra / Cavalier, Calibra only:

·   Lead interruption

from: instrument wiring harness plug X22 Ter. 2

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

Omega - B only:

·   Lead interruption

from: instrument wiring harness plug Ter. 3

to:      wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

 

·   Ignition OFF

·   Measure voltage:

from: wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

to:      ground

 

approx. 0 V

·   Short circuit in wiring harness

from: wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90 Ter. 9

to:      battery +, Ter. 30

 

 

Table 1, ALDL Diagnostic Plug an Voltage Supply Check

If communication cannot be established between the airbag control unit and TECH 1, locate the fault as specified in the following table.

After completing the check, proceed with section 4.1.

 

·   Ignition ON

·   Measure          voltage:

from: battery positive terminal

to:      battery negative terminal

·   Measure voltage:

from: battery positive terminal

to:      ground

higher than 11.5 V

higher than 11.5 V

·   Battery discharged

·   Corroded battery terminals

·   Poor battery ground connection

·   Battery defective

·   Short circuit to ground

from: battery +

to:      fuses in fuse box

 

 

·   Measure voltage:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 16

to:      ground

higher than 11 V

·   Fuse Fl 2 defective.

·   Lead interruption

from: battery +, Ter. 30

to:      ALDL plug XD Ter. 16

·   Short circuit to ground

from: battery +, Ter. 30

to:      ALDL plug XD Ter. 16

 

 

·   Measure voltage:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 4

to:      ground

approx. 0 V

·   Short circuit in wiring harness

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 4

to:      battery +, Ter. 30

 

 

·   Measure voltage:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 16

to:      ALDL plug XD Ter. 4

higher than 11 V

·   Lead interruption

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 4

to:      ground

 

 

·   Carry out TECH 1 self - test according to Operating Instructions

 

TECH 1 OK

·   See TECH 1 Operating Instructions

 

·   Ignition OFF

·   Disconnect TECH 1 from ALDL plug

·   Disconnect battery

·   Disconnect wiring harness plug from airbag control unit X90

·   Connect battery

·   Ignition ON

·   Measure voltage:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      ground

 

System telltale ON

 

 

approx. 0 V

·   Fault in system telltale circuit H23

·   Short circuit to voltage

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 3 and Ter. 4

 

·   Ignition OFF

·   Using multimeter, measure resistance:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 3 and Ter. 4

lower than 2W

·   Lead interruption

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 3 and Ter. 4

 

·   Disconnect all wiring harness plugs from control units which are connected to terminal 12 of diagnostic plug XD (ABS / Traction Control / Servotronic)

 

·   Using multimeter, measure resistance:

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      ground

 

higher than 100 kW(¥)

·   Short circuit to ground

from: ALDL plug XD Ter. 12

to:      airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 3 and Ter. 4

 

·   Measure voltage:

from: airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 7

to:      ground

 

approx. 0 V

·   Short circuit to voltage

from: airbag control unit wiring harness plug X90 Ter. 7

to:      battery +, Ter. 30

 

 

Table 2, F2:TROUBLE CODE TABLE

 

Trouble Code

Information Sensor

Cause of Fault

Remedy in

F0: DATA LIST

No.

Trouble Code Storage when...

21

Squib circuit (E) short to ground

02, 03

·     Vehicle with one squib circuit (driver only):

       Resistance between at least one of the 2 squib circuit leads and ground is lower than 15 kW (short circuit to ground)

       Vehicle with two squib circuits (driver and co - driver):

       Resistance between at least one of the 4 squib circuit leads and ground is lower than 10 kW (short circuit to ground)

·     Above conditions must be fulfilled for 3 to 5 s

 

If trouble code 21 was recognised, the system telltale is switched on.

 

22

Squib circuit (E) short to battery voltage     

02, 03

·   Vehicle with one squib circuit (driver only):

     Resistance between at least one of the 2 squib circuit leads and the vehicle voltage lead is lower than 15 kW (short circuit to battery voltage)

     Vehicle with two squib circuits (driver and co - driver):

     Resistance between at least one of the 4 squib circuit leads and vehicle voltage lead is lower than 10 kW (short circuit to battery voltage)

·   Above conditions must be fulfilled for 3 to 5 s

 

If trouble code 22 was recognised, the system telltale is switched on.

 

 

 

Table 3, Coding Table

 

Airbag control unit

 

Part Number

Catalogue Number

Alpha Code

Wiring Harness Plug Coding

Wiring Harness Plug Colour

Vehicle

90 487 456

12 37 631

KJ

VI

light pink

Omega - B

 

 

Wiring Harness Plug Assignment

 

Wiring harness plug for airbag control unit X90

 

 

Object Number: 2390631  Size: DEFAULT

 

 

E 2547            Plug X90 Omega - B

 

Ter. 1              Squib circuit lead, driver's airbag unit, signal lead switched

Ter. 2              Squib circuit lead, driver's airbag unit, ground switched

Ter. 3              Diagnostic lead 1

Ter. 4              Diagnostic lead 2

Ter. 5              Squib circuit lead, co - driver's airbag unit, ground switched

Ter. 6              Squib circuit lead, co - driver's airbag unit, signal lead switched

Ter. 7              Ignition, Ter. 15

Ter. 8              Unoccupied

Ter. 9              Telltale

Ter. 10            Ground, Ter. 31

Ter. 14 / 15     Short circuit interruption for driver's airbag unit

Ter. 18 / 19     Short circuit interruption for co - driver's airbag unit

Ter. 22 / 23     Short circuit interruption for telltale

Ter. 24 / 25     Unoccupied

 

Excerpt from Circuit Diagram, Omega- B

 

CIRCUITS 528 TO 536, 864 TO 872

 

 

Object Number: 2390632  Size: DEFAULT

 

 

H16       Preheater telltale

H23       System telltale

H26       ABS telltale

H30       Engine telltale

H42       AT telltale

H50       Passive seat belt system telltale

H51       Traction Control telltale

 

K31        Airbag control unit

 

S64        Horn switch

 

U20       Contact unit

U21       Driver's airbag unit

U21.1    Driver's airbag unit squib

U22       Co - driver's airbag unit

U22.1    Co - driver's airbag unit squib

 

XD         Diagnostic plug ALDL                                                                                              16P

X3          Wiring harness plug, instrument panel/engine                                                          20P

X90        Wiring harness plug, instrument panel/airbag control unit                                        26P

X91        Wiring harness plug, instrument panel/contact unit                                                     2P

X92        Wiring harness plug, contact unit/driver's airbag unit                                                  2P

X93        Wiring harness plug, Instrument panel/co - driver's airbag unit                                  2P

X94        Wiring harness plug, Instrument panel/contact unit                                                     2P

X95        Wiring harness plug, contact unit/horn switch                                                             2P

 

The circuit numbers of the circuit diagram shown are only valid for the overall circuit diagram for the Omega - B (as of Model Year 94.5).

 

 

Time Allowance:

 

Op. No.

Operation

Trouble Codes

Time Allow.

C 4530 00

Trouble Code - Read Out - Airbag System

-

.1

 

TC: 99

 

 

 

(With TECH 1)

 

 

 

 

Add: trouble - shooting for test step:

 

 

01

Telltale

-

. 2

 

 

 

 

02

Squib circuit, driver

21, 22, 31

. 4

 

 

 

 

03

Squib circuit, co - driver

21, 22, 33, 34

. 2

 

 

 

 

04

R + R driver's side airbag (not deployed)

-

. 3

 

 

 

 

05

R + R centre console (flat console)

-

. 2

 

(if required for carrying out certain test steps)

 

 

 

 

 

 

07

R + R co - driver's side airbag (not deployed)

-

. 3

 

 

 

 

08

R + R centre console (armrest console)

-

. 4

 

(if required for carrying out certain test steps)

 

 

 

 

 

 

09

Check diagnostic plug (ALDL) and voltage supply

-

. 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10

No trouble code display, comparison of nominallactual values for test steps 01 - 03 according to Quick Check... FO: DATA LIST from Checking Procedures: System Checking with TECH 1 as of MY'94

 

 

 

 

 

 

11

No trouble code display, comparison of nominallactual values according to System Modification... F7: PROGRAMMING from Checking Procedures: System Checking with TECH 1 as of MY'94

 

 

 

 

 

 

W 100 000

Move vehicle from parking place to workplace and back

. 2

 

 

TC: 99

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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