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Airbag Light Again :(
« on: 12 February 2008, 20:49:08 »
Popped out for a chinese.....

Bugger whats that red light, ohh its the airbag again

Tuesday today, only turned it off on Sunday, so looks persistant.

Got the ol'cheapo tech2 out :-

77 Driver Side Airbag Ignition Circuit, Resistance Too High.


Any ideas where I start looking?  Please dont say in the steering wheel  >:(

Cheers
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #1 on: 12 February 2008, 20:51:44 »
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Popped out for a chinese.....

Bugger whats that red light, ohh its the airbag again

Tuesday today, only turned it off on Sunday, so looks persistant.

Got the ol'cheapo tech2 out :-

77 Driver Side Airbag Ignition Circuit, Resistance Too High.


Any ideas where I start looking?  Please dont say in the steering wheel  >:(

Cheers
Drivers Seat.
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #2 on: 13 February 2008, 11:31:51 »
phew, cheers


This a disconnect battery, have cup of tea, play with connections jobby?
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #3 on: 13 February 2008, 11:41:02 »
Check the bulletins in TIS....
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #4 on: 14 February 2008, 13:17:26 »
He's right Jimbob, I do recall a bulletin in TIS. IIRC, something about the crimped connectors being pants, and doing a better job next time....
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #5 on: 14 February 2008, 13:25:29 »
Aye, just found it :  E0001410

Complaint: Airbag control lamp lights up.
Cause: Contact problems on wiring harness connector of restrained system below the seat.
Production:  

Remedy:
In case of customer complaint crimp the wiring harness in the wiring
harness connector of the restraint system with each other.
Pay attention to the safty regulations restraint systems. Repairs are
allowed in this exeptional case diverged from the existing safty
regulations.
Note:

     Use cable stripper MKM-6383 while stripping cables of restraint
     system to avoid damages of copper wires.
     Crimp only the side of cable ends of the restrained system
     together, which TC was stored in airbag control unit.
Working Procedure:

 1. Disconnect battery.
Note:

    Wait one minute until the capacitor is completely discharged.
 2. Separate the upholstery cover from the front seat back rest,
    unlock and disconnect the side airbag wiring harness plug
    (Picture I).

 3. Unlock and disconnect the front seat wiring harness connector.
    At Corsa-B resolve front seat and expose plug-in connection  
    under seat console
    - see working procedure "Front seat, remove and install", group
      "C", Service Instruction Corsa-B.
    At Omega-B remove front and rear outer panelling and unlock  
    and disconnect wiring harness connector seat
    - see working procedure "Front Seat, Remove and Install
      (as of Model Year '98)", group "C", Service Instruction Omega-B.
 4. Strip the wiring harness insulation (Picture II).

 5. Disconnect the airbag wiring harness from the wiring harness
    connector (Picture III).
Note:

    Note the individual cable colors at the wiring harness connector
    in order to avoid mistakes during crimping.

 6. Strip about appr. 10 mm of the cables.
Note:

    Use cable stripper MKM-6383.
 7. Push shrink sleeve over the cable.
 8. Crimp the noted cable ends with crimp tool MKM-923-34 (Picture IV).

 9. Disconnect the restraint system wiring harness from the wiring
    harness connector (see Picture III).
Note:

    Note the individual cable colors at the wiring harness
    connector in order to avoid mistakes during crimping.
10. Strip about appr. 10 mm of the cables.
Note:

    Use cable stripper MKM-6383.
11. Push shrink sleeve over the cables.
12. Crimp the noted cable ends with crimp tool MKM-923-34
    (see Picture IV).
13. Heat up the shrink sleeve over the crimped area (Picture V).

16. Insulate the wiring harness and lay it into the grooved tube.
    Lead the connected cables under the wiring harness connector
    housing along and fix it with cable strap on shown place
    (Picture VI, shaded line).

17. Connect and secure the front seat wiring harness connector
    (Picture VII).
    At Corsa-B fix front seat
    - see working procedure "Front seat, remove and install",
      group "C", Service Instruction Corsa-B.
    At Omega-B install front and rear outer panelling
    - see working procedure "Front Seat, Remove and Install
      (as of Model Year '98)", group "C", Service Instruction Omega-B.

18. Connect and secure the side airbag wiring harness connector
    and fix the upholstery cover to the front seat back rest.
19. Check free currency of wiring harness by adjusting the seat.
Note:

    On vehicles where the TC's for both sides of the restrained
    system are stored in airbag control unit, carry out work steps
    "2" to "19" also on the respective other side.
20. Connect battery.
21. Program volatile memories.
22. Check and delete trouble codes with Tech 2.
Spare-Parts:                           Part-No.:           Catalog-No.:
Shrink Sleeve                          905 438 75          12 86 666
(Package contains 50 pieces)
Sleeve, cable, wire                    905 438 65          12 86 663
connector
(Package contains 100 pieces)
Labour Times:                          TC:                 Hours:
Corsa-B:

T 8 141 00    Crimp wiring harness     92                  0.8
              side airbag and seat-
              belt tensioner
        001   Crimp another                                0.7
              wiring harness
Astra-G:

T 8 141 01    Crimp wiring harness     92                  0.6
              side airbag and seat-
              belt tensioner
        001   Crimp another                                0.4
              wiring harness
Zafira:

T 8 141 02    Crimp wiring harness     92                  0.6
              side airbag and seat-
              belt tensioner
        001   Crimp another                                0.4
              wiring harness
Vectra-B:

T 8 141 03    Crimp wiring harness     92                  0.7
              side airbag and seat-
              belt tensioner
        001   Crimp another                                0.4
              wiring harness
Omega-B:

T 8 141 04    Crimp wiring harness     92                  0.7
              side airbag and seat-
              belt tensioner
        001   Crimp another                                0.5
              wiring harness
The costs for this repair will be covered for vehicles not older than
3 years and a mileage lower than 100.000 Km.
The regular warranty procedure should be used for claiming Set-up-time.
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #6 on: 16 February 2008, 07:36:16 »
Try cleaning the big multi-plug connectors in the door. Seems to have cured mine (for a bit).
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #7 on: 16 February 2008, 09:13:16 »
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Try cleaning the big multi-plug connectors in the door. Seems to have cured mine (for a bit).
yours was a different code AA - yous was 71/2, the side sensor.  Jimbobs is the more common ignitor for side bag
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #8 on: 16 February 2008, 11:18:17 »
And its just come on again  >:(
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Re: Airbag Light Again :(
« Reply #9 on: 16 February 2008, 18:17:10 »
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And its just come on again  >:(

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