Seat Belt: Testing and Inspection
INSPECTION1. INSPECT FRONT SEAT INNER BELT ASSY LH
a. When fastening the seat belt (buckle switches ON).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
b. When releasing the seat belt (buckle switches OFF).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
2. INSPECT FRONT SEAT INNER BELT ASSY RH
a. Short between connector terminals 1 and 3 of the occupation sensor.
b. When fastening the seat belt (buckle switches ON).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
c. When releasing the seat belt (buckle switches OFF).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
d. Release the between terminals 1 and 3 of the occupation sensor connector.
e. When fastening the seat belt (buckle switches ON).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
f. When releasing the seat belt (buckle switches OFF).
1. Inspect the continuity and resistance between the terminals.
3. INSPECT FRONT SEAT OUTER BELT ASSY LH
a. Inspect the operation.
1. Connecting the battery positive to terminal 1 and the battery negative to terminal 2, check the operating noise that the magnetized solenoid is attracting the plunger.
2. Check that the rewinding volume of the seat belt will increase when the seat belt is pulled out and the battery negative is disconnected.
NOTE: Do not apply battery voltage to the pretensioner connector.
4. INSPECT FRONT SEAT OUTER BELT ASSY RH
a. Inspect the operation.
1. Connecting the battery positive to terminal 1 and the battery negative to terminal 2, check the operating noise that the magnetized solenoid is attracting the plunger.
2. Check that the rewinding volume of the seat belt will increase when the seat belt is pulled out and the battery negative is disconnected.
NOTE: Do not apply battery voltage to the pretensioner connector.