Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: DJ Pete on 28 August 2007, 08:20:51
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Hello All,
My Airbag light has suddenly come on for no apparent reason (I haven't unplugged anything or disconnected the battery).
From searching the forum, I can see that post 98/99 Omegas can have this reset with a Tech2 or cheapo equivalent, but I can't seem to find much information about earlier models like mine?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Pete.
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Cheapo Tech2 can't handle your car. I'll need genuine Tech2 or other professional equipment.
Air bag light can be caused by poor contact in pyrotechnical seat tensioners, but AFAIK the early models like yours (and mine) have mechanical tensioners. Think you should get the codes read at a garage.
Feel free to report here what the problem was, as I'm having air bag problems at the moment.
-Magnus-
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Hello All,
My Airbag light has suddenly come on for no apparent reason (I haven't unplugged anything or disconnected the battery).
From searching the forum, I can see that post 98/99 Omegas can have this reset with a Tech2 or cheapo equivalent, but I can't seem to find much information about earlier models like mine?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Pete.
Fairly certain that Tech2 (real one) can read Omega 95 airbag to find out why light on, and reset it once fixed.
Tech1 can certainly do it (with the Omega cartridge)
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Hello All,
My Airbag light has suddenly come on for no apparent reason (I haven't unplugged anything or disconnected the battery).
From searching the forum, I can see that post 98/99 Omegas can have this reset with a Tech2 or cheapo equivalent, but I can't seem to find much information about earlier models like mine?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Pete.
I'll put money on the Squib going faulty.... that's the ribbon thingy on the steering column... wheel off, reset after swap £35 for part..
DC
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Hello All,
My Airbag light has suddenly come on for no apparent reason (I haven't unplugged anything or disconnected the battery).
From searching the forum, I can see that post 98/99 Omegas can have this reset with a Tech2 or cheapo equivalent, but I can't seem to find much information about earlier models like mine?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Pete.
I'll put money on the Squib going faulty.... that's the ribbon thingy on the steering column... wheel off, reset after swap £35 for part..
DC
on a 95, thats a fair bet. nothing much on the seats, and no door sensors, which are the usuals post 98
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So that may be the part I should have changed then? I got fault code "31 - Drivers side ignitor - high resistance" on my air bag. Replaced the air bag today, but haven't tried to clear the code yet, so I don't know if it worked. I assumed that the ignitor was an integral part of the air bag.
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So that may be the part I should have changed then? I got fault code "31 - Drivers side ignitor - high resistance" on my air bag. Replaced the air bag today, but haven't tried to clear the code yet, so I don't know if it worked. I assumed that the ignitor was an integral part of the air bag.
You need to get codes reset and reread to know for definate. Be aware, with the srs light on, the system is disabled, and will not fire in accident.
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Is the squib a part of the slip ring? I'm a bit confused as my interpretation of squib (from pyrotechnics) is the business end of an electric ignitor.
I get my fault codes read and deleted for free in exchange for buying parts where they have the FCR, but I don't want to buy the wrong part.
Sorry about the thread hijack. Hope the answers are of some use to the thread starter
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Sorry about the thread hijack. Hope the answers are of some use to the thread starter
No problem, looks like I need to arrange a potentialy expensive trip to Vauxhall, unless there's anyone near Essex with a fault code reading device
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Sorry about the thread hijack. Hope the answers are of some use to the thread starter
No problem, looks like I need to arrange a potentialy expensive trip to Vauxhall, unless there's anyone near Essex with a fault code reading device
Up near jnc 15a m1 :( - M_dtm even further north :(
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Would this be of any use?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250161198559
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Probably not (unless the TD is unlike other omegas). Omega B has a 16pin connector that looks like a OBDII plug, but it's not really OBDII
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Would this be of any use?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250161198559
nope.