Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Jimbob]

My driver side airnag resistance high error is back.

Fixed it briefly twice now, after demonstation on twiddling the connector at fault by Mr DTM.

Obviosuly aint quite doing the job, so gonna take the connector off and clean it.

What should I do?  guessing battery disconnect, leave it 10 mins then play to my hearts content?

Any special procedures to removing airbag connectors, they look a little unusual.

[Elite Pete]

Theres a T shaped clip you have to remove before the connection will pull apart.

[TheBoy]

I'm sure there is a TIS article about soldering the connections. Not got TIS handy though

[Jimbob]

I'm sure there is a TIS article about soldering the connections. Not got TIS handy though

There is, but thats at the seat base connections, which when wiggled while wathcing on tech2, weren't the issue, its the connector in the seat back thats playing silly buggers  

[TheBoy]

I'm sure there is a TIS article about soldering the connections. Not got TIS handy though

There is, but thats at the seat base connections, which when wiggled while wathcing on tech2, weren't the issue, its the connector in the seat back thats playing silly buggers  

Thought there was one for seat squib as well  :-/

[Jimbob]

maybe, I'll recheck

[Jimbob]

Well, battery disconnected, connector on and off a few times, all back together and no airbag light, will see how it goes.

Fingers crossed!