Removing And Installing Side Airbag Crash Sensor - Skoda OCTAVIA Workshop Manual
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Occupant protection
Removing and installing side
airbag crash sensor
Removing
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Disconnect earth strap of battery.
Remove front seat ⇒ page 72-1.
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Remove entrance plate ⇒ page 68-6.
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Roll up carpet in the front area of the B-cross
member.
K -
Disconnect plug connection -1-
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Unscrew screws -2- of crash sensors -3-.
Tightening torque = 9 Nm
Installing
The installation is carried out in the reverse or-
der.
Switch on the ignition before connecting bat-
tery.
Warning!
Nobody should be in the vehicle when the battery
is being connected.
Note:
When connecting and disconnecting earth strap
of battery additional work must be carried out
⇒ Electrical system; Rep.-Gr. 27.
OCTAVIA
Edition 03.03
S00.5118.64.20
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Brake pipe lines
The brake pipe lines for a Skoda Octavia include:
1. Brake Line Rear Right 4x4 – Brake tube for disc brakes, from the brake hose to the brake caliper (Part number: 1J0 611 764 L).
2. Brake Pipe (Left Front) – Brake tube from the hydraulic system to the brake hose (Part number: 1J0 614 723 K).
3. Brake Pipe (Left Front, Alternative) – Another version of the brake tube from the hydraulic system to the brake hose (Part number: 1J0 614 723 L).
4. Steel Braided Brake Lines – High-quality, durable brake lines with an 8-ply woven steel braid, TÜV tested, and ready to install for the Skoda Octavia III 2.0 TSI RS.
5. HEL Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines – Customizable brake lines for Skoda Octavia 1U 1.9 TDi (1998-2005), available in different configurations.
These lines connect the braking system components, ensuring safe and efficient braking performance.
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