Subaru Crosstrek Service Manual: Check list for interview Check
OCCUPANT DETECTION SYSTEM (DIAGNOSTICS) > Check List for Interview
CHECK
1. CONDITIONS OF MALFUNCTION
Customer’s Name | | Inspector’s Name | |
Date Vehicle Brought in | / / | Registration No. | |
Odometer reading | km miles | V.I.N. | |
Date Problem Occurred | / / | Registration Year | / / |
Occupant detection sensor mat serial No. | | Occupant detection control module serial No. | |
Weather | Fine
Cloudy
Rainy
Snowy
Others:
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Location where problem occurred | |
Temperature | °C (°F) |
Humidity | % RH |
A/C operation | None
On ( °C)
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Road Condition | Flat road
Uphill
Downhill
Gravel road
Stone pavement
Others:
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Vehicle Operation | Starting
Idling
Driving
Constant speed
Accelerating
Decelerating
Turning
Others:
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Time the seat is occupied | Time length from when you started driving to when the warning light illuminated:
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Details of Problem | |
Status of airbag warning light at dealer inspection Refer to “Indicator light illumination pattern”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> | Remains ON
Remains OFF
Illuminated, but goes off after the ignition switch is turned to OFF and then to ON
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Status of airbag warning light at malfunction occurrence Refer to “Indicator light illumination pattern”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> | Remains ON
Remains OFF
Illuminated, but goes off after the ignition switch is turned to OFF and then to ON
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Status of passenger’s airbag ON/OFF indicator light at dealer inspection Refer to “Indicator light illumination pattern”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> | ON light illuminates
Airbag ON indicator illuminates when CRS is installed or when the seat is not occupied.
OFF light illuminates
Airbag OFF indicator illuminates when an adult occupies the seat.
Both remain ON
Both remain OFF
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Status of passenger’s airbag ON/OFF indicator at malfunction occurrence Refer to “Indicator light illumination pattern”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> | ON light illuminates
Airbag ON indicator illuminates when CRS is installed or when the seat is not occupied.
OFF light illuminates
Airbag OFF indicator illuminates when an adult occupies the seat.
Both remain ON
Both remain OFF
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DTC output | OK code
Airbag CM current malfunction code: (Code: )
Airbag CM past malfunction code: (Code: )
Occupant detection CM current malfunction code: (Code: )
Occupant detection CM past malfunction code: (Code: )
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Seat specification (With/without seat heater) | Without seat heater
With seat heater
Seat heater was ON when fault was detected.
Seat heater was OFF when fault was detected.
Heater circuit is open.
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Seat occupant status at malfunction occurrence | With passenger
Refer to “No. 1 in STATUS OF PASSENGER’S SEAT”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> With CRS installation
Refer to “No. 2 in STATUS OF PASSENGER’S SEAT”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> Without passenger and without CRS installation
Refer to “No. 3 in STATUS OF PASSENGER’S SEAT”. Check List for Interview > CHECK"> |
2. STATUS OF PASSENGER’S SEAT
No. 1 | When the passenger’s seat was occupied | Height:
Weight:
With ski wear, coat, or other thick lower garments such as snowsuit worn
Without ski wear, coat, or other thick lower garments such as snowsuit worn
Seat belt fastened
Seat belt not fastened
Seat slide position ( position from the full forward position)
Seat backrest reclining angle ( position from the fully upright position)
Posture (normally seated, reached for items on the rear seat, moved the seat slide, lied down on the fully flattened seat, legs placed on the instrument panel, or other: )
Seat got wet due to rain, spill of drink, etc.
Seat accessory (refer to No. 4 below) attached between the passenger and seat
Items (shoe placement item, other: ) placed between the passenger and floor carpet
Metal parts inside the vehicle contacted upon fault detection (towel bar, seat frame, vehicle body, cigarette socket, other: )
Electronic components (refer to No. 5 below) used ••• When yes, go to No. 5.
Electronic components not used
With an item installed under the passenger’s seat: Installed item ( )
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No. 2 | When the CRS was installed on the passenger’s seat | A child occupied the seat ••• When yes, go to No. 1.
No child occupied the seat
Seat belt fastened (Appropriately? Yes / No)
Seat belt not fastened
Type of the CRS (infant car seat, rear facing installation, forward facing installation, booster seat, other)
CRS manufacturer, model
Seat got wet due to rain, spill of drink, etc.
Seat accessory (refer to No. 4 below) attached between the passenger and seat
Electronic components (refer to No. 6 below) installed ••• When yes, go to No. 6.
Without any installation item other than the CRS
With an item installed under the passenger’s seat: Installed item ( )
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No. 3 | Without a passenger on the passenger’s seat, and without CRS installation | Seat got wet due to rain, spill of drink, etc.
Seat accessory (refer to No. 4 below) attached ••• When yes, go to No. 4.
With other goods (bag, luggage, beverage bottle, other: )
Electronic components (refer to No. 6 below) installed ••• When yes, go to No. 6.
Without any goods
With an item installed under the passenger’s seat: Installed item ( )
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No. 4 | When accessories are installed on the passenger’s seat | With seat accessory installed (retrofitted seat heater, seat cooler, cushion mat, seat cover, other: )
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No. 5 | When the passenger on the passenger’s seat was using electronic components. | Electronic components used (personal computer, tablet device, mobile phone, smartphone, portable music player, portable game device, portable radio, portable navigation, other: )
Above-listed device used while being connected to power supply inside the vehicle such as a cigarette lighter socket
Above-listed device used without being connected to power supply inside the vehicle such as a cigarette lighter socket
Above-listed device used while being connected to other power supply
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No. 6 | When the electronic components were placed on the passenger’s seat (no occupant on the seat) | Electronic components placed (personal computer, tablet device, mobile phone, smartphone, portable music player, portable game device, portable radio, portable navigation, other: )
Above-listed device connected to power supply inside the vehicle such as a cigarette lighter socket
Above-listed device not connected to power supply inside the vehicle such as a cigarette lighter socket
Above-listed device connected to other power supply
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3. INDICATOR LIGHT ILLUMINATION PATTERN
When all the systems are normal.
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When there has been a failure on the occupant detection control module since the ignition switch was turned ON.
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Arbitrary length of time has elapsed after the ignition switch was turned ON > A failure occurred on the occupant detection control module.
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