Eos (1F7) V6-3.2L (BUB) (2008)
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Wiring Harness: Procedures
Releasing and Disassembling Contact Housings
Releasing and Disassembling Contact Housings
‹› Observe general notes for repairs on the vehicle electrical system. Refer to => [ Vehicle Electrical System, General Repair Information ] See:
Description and Operation/Vehicle Electrical System, General Repair Information.
‹› Always use the release tools intended for the releasing process. Under no circumstances may terminals be pulled forcefully out of terminal
housings.
‹› Damaged contact housings must always be replaced. New contact housings may be ordered via OTC Kassel.
‹› Small screwdrivers may be used as an aid to release the secondary locks.
‹› Chamber/pin assignment is located partially stamped in on secondary lock or rear side of terminal housing.
The application of the correct release tools to the respective locks can be found in the table in user's instructions for (VAS 1978/35).
Servicing Airbag and Belt Tensioner Wire
Servicing Airbag and Belt Tensioner Wire
In addition to the general repairs on wiring harnesses, the following methods and instructions must be observed for repairs on airbag- and seat belt
tensioner wires:
‹› The airbag and seat belt tensioner system can fail.
‹› Faulty repairs performed on airbag and seat belt tensioner system can lead to malfunction in passenger protection.
‹› When performing repairs on airbag and seat belt tensioner wiring harness, use only terminals, connectors and wires designated for it.
‹› Air bag wires and the safety belt tensioner wiring harness may repaired only with the wiring harness repair set (VAS 1978 B) and previous
versions.
‹› Observe general notes for repairs on the vehicle electrical system. Refer to => [ Vehicle Electrical System, General Repair Information ] See:
Description and Operation/Vehicle Electrical System, General Repair Information.
‹› Pay attention to decals designating high voltage components. When performing repairs, residual voltage must be discharged.
‹› A maximum of two repairs may be performed when repairing wires of airbag- and seat belt tensioner system. Repairs increase the electrical
resistance in the wire and may trigger malfunctions in the system On Board Diagnostic (OBD).
