Chrysler Grand Voyager Steering Wheel Airbag Driver’s Side Module Air Bag 73427A

Description

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Chrysler Grand Voyager Steering Wheel Airbag Driver’s Side Module Air Bag is an original safety component designed for installation on the driver’s side. This used black airbag module allows for the restoration of proper SRS system operation following a collision or steering wheel replacement, maintaining a factory-fit appearance within the vehicle’s interior. It is an ideal solution for users who expect a consistent cockpit look and compliance with the manufacturer’s design.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 73427A
• Mark: Chrysler
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 73427A
• Substitutable numbers: 73427A, POYS901DVAB
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function of the airbag module

The presented airbag module is a component mounted centrally in the steering wheel rim on the driver’s side. Its task is to work with the factory passive safety system to ensure proper driver protection in the event of a frontal collision, in accordance with Chrysler’s design specifications.

This component is particularly important for:

• repairing the vehicle after airbag deployment,
• replacing a damaged or incomplete steering wheel,
• restoring full SRS system functionality in a Chrysler Grand Voyager.

Construction, color scheme, and visual fit

The module is finished in Black, which corresponds to the popular, universal black used in factory Chrysler steering wheels. This ensures visual consistency with the dashboard, steering column, and other cockpit elements.

Selecting the correct airbag module for a specific trim level is crucial for:

• proper fitment with the steering wheel rim,
• maintaining interior aesthetics at a factory level,
• preserving steering wheel ergonomics and instrument cluster visibility.

Technical aspect and SRS system integration

The Chrysler Grand Voyager Steering Wheel Airbag Driver’s Side Module Air Bag works in conjunction with crash sensors, the SRS control unit, and the vehicle’s electrical system. Proper component selection is essential for:

• correct signal recognition by the airbag system controller,
• maintaining the appropriate airbag deployment characteristics,
• avoiding errors and warning lights on the instrument cluster.

Before installation, it is recommended to verify compatibility with the vehicle and perform SRS system diagnostics after installation to confirm proper communication between all components.

Condition, origin, and advantages of using a used part

The offered module is a used part, which allows for a significant reduction in repair costs compared to a new component, while maintaining the original manufacturer’s specifications. In practice, this means:

• factory-perfect fit for the Chrysler Grand Voyager steering wheel and interior,
• preservation of original geometry and mounting points,
• a favorable price-to-functionality ratio for post-accident repairs.

When installing airbag system components, it is recommended to entrust the work to a specialized service center with experience in handling SRS systems.

Compatibility within the Chrysler brand

The module comes from the line of original Chrysler components and is intended for use in the Grand Voyager model. To confirm full compatibility with a specific body version and model year, it is advisable to use the vehicle’s identification data and information from service documentation.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of your Chrysler’s cockpit area and need other items from the same group, such as control modules, trim elements, or additional safety components, check out the available parts in the Other Chrysler category.

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