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Repairer Driven News: Toyota Occupant Classification System Calibration
I-CAR · November 26, 2019 · Toyota, Lexus
Summary
This article highlights the critical importance of calibrating Toyota's Occupant Classification Systems (OCS) and performing angle inspections on blind spot sensors after removal or repair. It emphasizes understanding when these calibrations are required to ensure proper airbag deployment and safety system functionality.
What to do on the job
Always check Toyota repair procedures to determine if an occupant sensor reset or blind spot sensor angle inspection is required after a collision, seat repair, or sensor removal.
How to use it
Use this document to justify the labor time and necessity for OCS calibration and blind spot sensor angle inspections on estimates and supplements. It serves as supporting evidence that these safety calibrations are mandatory OEM requirements following specific structural, seat, or sensor-adjacent repairs.
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