Ho to replace air bag module on 91 buick need diagram of parts

SOURCE: Air Bag Replacement 1993 Alero GL

Hi there JM,

I hope everyone is ok.

I worked at a wrecking yard where I pulled hundreds of airbags. I want you to understand, they can be dangerous if handled improperly. You need to take precautions.

Some warnings before you begin. Take these Seriously!!!

• Alway wear safety glasses.
• Control the environment - no kids, pets, people horsing around.
  
• Disconnect the negative battery terminal. After you are done, make sure no one is inside the vehicle when you reconnect the battery. If your vehicle has an anti-theft system, you'll need to get your activation codes to reset your sound system.
• Do not use solvents to clean your airbags. They may ignite if accidentally deployed. Use only a damp cloth.
  
• Airbags are sensitive to heat in excess of 190 degrees F. Store them accordingly.
  
• Airbags are sensitive to impact - handle them carefully
• Airbags are sensitive to static electricity - ground yourself, Spray the seat and rug with fabric softener (anti-static - ever heard the term 'static cling')
• Be safe

• Disconnect the negative battery cable.
• Locate and pull the Airbag fuse.
• Take a ten minute break (allows the firing charge to dissipate)
  
• Loosen and remove the retaining screws from behind the steering wheel. Rotate the wheel as needed to access the screws. You may need to purchase new retaining screws in advance to install the new bag.
  
• Return the wheel to the straight ahead position.
• Lift the airbag assembly out and disconnect the wiring connector from the rear of the unit.
• Inspect the clockspring for damage. If it looks broken, bent or pinched, replace it. If there are hidden defects, the diagnostic module will detect them. If you are in doubt, replace it.
  
• Unwrap the new airbag (carefully).
• Connect the the wiring connector and seat the airbag into the steering wheel. Be sure the wire doesn't get pinched.
• Install the new retaining screws and tighten them securely.
  

• Loosen and remove the passenger side dash retaining screws
• Move it downward to release the retaining clips and remove.
• Unscrew the airbag retaining screws along the edge of the airbag.
• Move the airbag assembly downward the release it fom its mounting pegs.
• Remove the airbag from the dash, disconnecting the wire as soon as you are able. I believe your model has mounting guides, if so save them.
• If there were guides, place them back into the mounting frame.
• Position the airbag over the mounting frame and reconnect the wiring connector.
  
• Mount the new airbag, securely tighten the retaining screws.
• Remount the dash and screw it back in.
• Put the fuse back in.
  
• Make sure nobody is in the car
• Reconnect the battery.

SOURCE: My service air bag light

First you got to check the conections to the module otherwise contact :http://www.myairbags.com/ or http://www.airbagsystems.com/index.html

SOURCE: 2001 corolla air bag replacement ,

If you are replacing the air bags, you should replace the front left and right crash sensors, the spiral cable under the steering wheel, AND the center air bag sensor, which is in front of the console. If your car has seat-belt pretensioners and force limiters, you may have to replace them also. You will know this if the seat belts are "locked up". If you do not replace all of the parts, you may get a air-bag code, and the air bags may not deploy next time.

SOURCE: malibu air bag module location

The module is under the passenger side seat,under the carpet.You will have to remove the seat to access it easier.Lift up the carpet and it will be mounted to the floor.

SOURCE: 97 ford taurus air bag module location

It"s in the steering column...