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<strong>ABS</strong> Reader <strong>II</strong> User Guide Chapter 7: Post Collision Test 7: Post Collision Test The Post Collision Test function is a preset test for testing air bags after repair. Note: Before performing the test steps, follow the instructions in “Chapter 2: Start-up Steps” on page 11. To perform a Post Collision Test, follow these steps: Figure 7.36: Diagnostic Menu Screen Note: For some vehicles, the Post Collision Test option may be available only after first selecting Diagnostic Trouble Codes. The option then appears on the Diagnostic Trouble Codes menu screen. 1 Select Post Collision Test and press the ENTER key. This displays an instruction screen. Figure 7.37: Post Collision Test Screen 2 Read the screen, follow the instructions, and press the ENTER key. 3 After this, several instruction screens appear. Read the screens and follow all instructions. Do this until the Diagnostic Trouble Codes menu screen appears. Figure 7.38: Diagnostic Trouble Codes Menu Screen Note: The Post Collision Test option may not appear on the menu at this time. 4 Do one of the following: • If the SIR warning lamp is off, the procedure is complete. Use the EXIT key to return to previous screens. • If the SIR warning lamp is on, continue with the next step. 5 Select Read Codes from the Diagnostic Trouble Codes menu screen and press the ENTER key. Note: If the Read Codes menu screen appears, select Current Codes from the menu and press the ENTER key. This displays the DTC Information screen. 45
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