Component Replacement And Inspection Requirements: Notes
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There are two types of Electronic Pedestrian Protection (EPP) system deployments that may occur: pedestrian and non-pedestrian. Following either type of deployment, the Electronic Vehicle Information Center (EVIC) within the Instrument Cluster (IC) (also known as the Common Instrument Cluster/CIC) will display a SERVICE ACTIVE HOOD message and the airbag indicator will be illuminated. To make sure continued system integrity, certain components must be replaced or inspected following a deployment based upon the deployment type.