Disconnect th battery for a minute or two and you'll be perfectly safe.
The air bag connector has a shorting bar in it so once it's
disconnected it's extremely difficult to set off.
William M. Gilroy wrote:
> I figure someone on the list has had to do this, so here goes. About
> 1 year ago my puppy chewed my headlight switch off in my 95 Toyota
> Corolla. I fixed it at the time with some tape, but the NJ inspection
> weenies failed me for the switch. So nowI have to replace the sucker.
> I just shopped around for a manual and they appear to be a bit hard to
> find.
> The light switch and the windshield wiper switch are one unit that
> fits over the steering column, so to replace the switch the steering
> wheel has to come off.
> My question is about the air bag. Do I need to do anything other then
> disconnecting the battery. I would hate to make an $800 dollar
> mistake! Anybody had to deal with removing the drivers side air bag?
> Any advice.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Gilroy and one full puppy!
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