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The RFIS (Right Front Impact Sensor) is an important component of the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). It detects frontal impacts on the right side of the vehicle and sends a signal to the Airbag Control Module (ACM). Based on data from multiple sensors, the control module decides whether to deploy the airbags and seat belt pretensioners.
The RFIS is usually mounted behind the front bumper or attached to the right front radiator support. Its exact location varies depending on the vehicle manufacturer and model.
Right Front Impact
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| RFIS |
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│ Signal
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| Airbag Control |
| Module (ACM) |
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│
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Airbags / Pretensioners
Impact sensor wiring, connector pinout, and operating voltage vary by vehicle manufacturer and model. Always refer to the factory service manual before performing measurements or repairs.
Yes, but the SRS system may not provide full protection during a collision.
Yes. A malfunction usually causes the SRS warning light to stay on.
In most cases, impact sensors are replaced rather than repaired.
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