Supp Restraint System

What does the acronym SRS stand for?

• Safety Restraint System/Supplementary Restraint System

• Safety Regulation System/Supplementary Regulation System

• Safety Response System/Supplementary Response System

• Safety Recovery System/Supplementary Recovery System

How do airbags detect when to deploy?

• By detecting the speed of the vehicle.

• By monitoring the driver's heart rate.

• By looking out for movements that indicate a collision.

• By measuring the temperature inside the car.

What triggers the airbag to fire in a vehicle?

• The driver's seatbelt being unfastened.

• On-board sensors detecting a collision.

• The car's engine overheating.

• The car's fuel level being low.

What happens when a small explosive device detonates within an airbag module?

• The airbag deflates.

• The airbag inflates with chemical gas.

• The airbag releases smoke.

• The airbag remains unchanged.

How has airbag technology developed over the years?

• Airbags are now smaller in size.

• Airbags can detect the forces involved in a collision and inflate accordingly.

• Airbags are now made of metal.

• Airbags no longer use chemical gas.

What does 'SRS' stand for in the context of airbags?

• Safety Restraint System

• Supplementary Restraint System

• Secondary Restraint System

• Standard Restraint System

Why are airbags referred to as 'supplementary restraint devices'?

• Because they replace seatbelts

• Because they work independently of seatbelts

• Because they are designed to work in conjunction with seatbelts

• Because they are the primary safety device in a crash

What do seatbelts control in a crash?

• The speed of the vehicle

• The direction of the vehicle

• How your body behaves in a crash

• The deployment of airbags

What is the first logical step in checking the system for any codes relating to the SRS?

• Replace the SRS module

• Scan the vehicle for any codes

• Disconnect the battery

• Check the tire pressure

What should be done after scanning the vehicle for SRS codes?

• Replace the airbag

• Disconnect the SRS module

• Document, research, and check for safety recalls or TSBs

• Check the oil level