I know this has been covered before but i have a slightly different question on it.
I got to the airbag connectors and checked for loose connections all seemed ok. I put back together and worked fine till i hit a big bump (on roads today all to common)
If i strip it down again and this time not connect the airbag up.
Will the airbag deploy on its own?
Will the airbag warning light go away ?
thankyou
airbag warning light
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Re: airbag warning light
Can't say for sure but my thoughts are:
Will the airbag deploy on its own? No, but you should be very careful when connecting / disconnecting as they have been known to go off with a charge from static electricity.
Will the airbag warning light go away ? Probably not as it should be lit to indicate a fault & that is now an MOT failure (as would be removing the bulb to hide the problem).
May also invalidate your insurance if you have intentionally disabled a vital safety system. Plus, it will be you or a member of your family that might rely on an airbag in the event of an accident.....
Will the airbag deploy on its own? No, but you should be very careful when connecting / disconnecting as they have been known to go off with a charge from static electricity.
Will the airbag warning light go away ? Probably not as it should be lit to indicate a fault & that is now an MOT failure (as would be removing the bulb to hide the problem).
May also invalidate your insurance if you have intentionally disabled a vital safety system. Plus, it will be you or a member of your family that might rely on an airbag in the event of an accident.....
Re: airbag warning light
Which connectors did you check ? On the drivers side there are 3 sets;
One on the Airbag computer S-01
One on the steering wheel coloumn S-04
one on the Airbag itself S-03

One on the Airbag computer S-01
One on the steering wheel coloumn S-04
one on the Airbag itself S-03

Geoff
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
Re: airbag warning light
Can anyone identify the connectors S03 and SO4 -- I have disconnect all I can see but nothing has affected the airbag light. It may be that the 6 flash fault mode is the default - thats what you get if you interupt the circuit - but I am struggling a bit.
Re: airbag warning light
S-03 is the connector on the end of the Airbag itself to the top of the clockspring, and S-04 is the one on the lower end;
http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 02.html#14
http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 02.html#14
Geoff
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.