1. Front impact sensor - located under the hood in the center of the car.
2. Hood strut - a pneumatic shock absorber located under the hood on the passenger side.
3. Front passenger airbag - located at the top right under the dashboard.
4. Right curtain airbag - located under the roof trim from the front windshield pillar to the rear pillar.
5. Control and diagnostic unit of the passive safety system - located under the center console.
6. Right front side impact sensor - located on the central body pillar on the passenger side.
7. Front passenger seat belt tensioner - located on the outside of the passenger seat.
8. Front passenger seat belt retractor pretensioner - located under the trim at the bottom of the center pillar on the passenger side.
9. Front right side airbag - located on the back of the front passenger seat.
10. Curtain airbag pyropatron - located behind the ceiling trim above the central body pillar.
11. Trunk lid pillar - pneumatic shock absorber located under the trunk lid on the passenger side.
12. Trunk lid pillar - pneumatic shock absorber located under the trunk lid on the driver's side.
13. Curtain airbag pyropatron - located behind the ceiling trim above the central body pillar.
14. Front left side airbag - located on the back of the driver's seat.
15. Driver's seat belt retractor pretensioner - located under the trim at the bottom of the center pillar on the driver's side.
16. Driver's seat belt pretensioner - located on the outside of the driver's seat.
17. Left front side impact sensor - located on the center pillar of the body on the driver's side.
18. Left curtain airbag - located under the ceiling trim from the front windshield pillar to the rear pillar.
19. Steering wheel airbag - located in the steering wheel.
20. Hood strut - a pneumatic shock absorber located under the hood on the driver's side.
21. Battery - located under the hood on the left side.
Note: The diagram shows the most complete layout of the additional passive safety system. Depending on the vehicle configuration, some components may be missing.
Original article on the web portal opelbook

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