Volkswagen Golf Mk7 Passenger Air Module Switch Deactivation Button 5G2919225A

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Volkswagen Golf Mk7 Passenger Air Module Switch Deactivation Button is an original component from the Switches, control elements and ignition switches group, designed for precise control of the passenger airbag module. It allows for the safe deactivation of the airbag in required situations, e.g., when installing a child seat in the front, while maintaining consistency with the factory Volkswagen electrical installation.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-5G2919225A
• Mark: Volkswagen
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 5G2919225A
• Substitutable numbers: 5G2919225A, 5G2 919 225 A
• Category: Switches & Controls

Purpose and function in the safety system

This switch is a control element responsible for deactivating the passenger airbag in the Volkswagen Golf Mk7. It works with the factory airbag module, transmitting the status signal of the airbag (on or off) to the safety controller. This gives the driver the ability to adjust the airbag system configuration to the current vehicle usage conditions.

As an original Volkswagen part, the switch maintains full compatibility with the wiring harness, dashboard, and the operational logic of the safety system in the Golf Mk7. A properly selected component minimizes the risk of system errors, warning messages on the instrument cluster, and diagnostic issues.

Construction and integration with the vehicle interior

The passenger airbag deactivation switch is structurally matched to the factory control panel in the center console or the side of the dashboard (depending on the equipment version). The connectors used are prepared for plug-and-play installation, which facilitates service and replacement without the need for modifying the installation.

The element has been designed to maintain a consistent look with other control elements in the Volkswagen Golf Mk7 cabin – both in terms of shape and operating ergonomics. Clear switch positions and legible status markings help avoid mistakes during daily use.

Condition, origin, and advantages of using a used part

The offered switch comes from the original Volkswagen production line and is a secondary market part, which allows combining factory build quality with a more favorable purchase cost compared to a new replacement. The used OEM element retains the correct electrical and mechanical parameters while ensuring compliance with the vehicle's diagnostic system.

Choosing an original dismantled switch is particularly beneficial in the case of post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged passenger airbag control module, or restoring full functionality of the safety system after service interventions. This allows for maintaining component consistency within the entire airbag control system.

Professional installation and safety aspects

Due to its connection to the airbag system, the installation of the passenger airbag deactivation switch should be performed by a qualified service center, following safety procedures regarding work on SRS systems. Proper connection and verification of operation via computer diagnostics are crucial for correct cooperation with the airbag control module.

After installation, it is recommended to perform a control test, including checking messages on the instrument cluster and confirming that the change in switch position is correctly interpreted by the controller. Such an approach increases the certainty that the passenger safety system functions according to the manufacturer's specifications.

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