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Air Bag Simulator

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An air bag simulator tool is needed when deactivating the air bag system. The air bag simulator contains a calibrated 2-ohm resistor which simulates the air bag module connections to the system. Do NOT short circuit air bag module connections with a zero-ohm jumper wire. For specific simulator applications, see AIR BAG SIMULATOR APPLICATION  table.

AIR BAG SIMULATOR APPLICATION

Model Air Bag Simulator Tool No.
Continental, Explorer, Mountaineer & Windstar
Front Air Bags 105-R0012
Side Air Bags 418-133
Contour, Cougar, Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis & Mystique 105-R0012
Econoline & Ranger 105-R0012
Escort & Escort Coupe 105-00012 or 501-031
Excursion, F150, F250 Light Duty & F250/350 Super Duty 105-R0012
Focus
Driver Air Bag 418-037
Passenger Air Bag 418-138
Side Air Bags 418-139
LS
Front Air Bags 418-F395
Side Air Bags 418-133
Seat Belt Pretensioners 105-R0012
Mustang 105-R0012
Sable & Taurus
Front Air Bags 418-F403
Side Air Bags 418-133
Driver Seat Belt Pretensioner 418-F405
Passenger Seat Belt Pretensioner 418-F407
Town Car 105-R0012
Villager T94P-50-A or T96P-50-A
Fig 1: Typical Front Air Bag Simulators
G98B08148Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
Fig 2: Typical Side Air Bag Simulator
G99D02411Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.