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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Glenn on 25 July 2010, 20:29:21
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Airbag warning light recently decided to stay on, have checked with "My Naff Code Reader", shows faults 44 and 81, memory blocks identify "Passenger side, side airbag sensor - Interupted/Not OK"
Anybody know what I should be looking at ?
Have checked wiring under seat and all the way to the side airbag, nothing appears to be wrong.
Is there a separate sensor I should be checking ?
Thanks
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In door.
TIS suggests replacement, though we have known it to be door connector...
Anyone using "My Naff Code Reader" to mess with airbags is a braver man than me ;D ;D ;D
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Thanks, does that mean there's a sensor in the door ?
Why brave ?
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Thanks, does that mean there's a sensor in the door ?
Why brave ?
1) Yup
2) Pretty buggy piece of software. I'm told on good authority that an airbag in the chops does smart somewhat ;D
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2) Pretty buggy piece of software. I'm told on good authority that an airbag in the chops does smart somewhat ;D
Protip: Get out of the vehicle when enabling airbag communication to "My Naff Code Reader" :y
I was very afraid when I did this the first time..
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Jeez!! you're brave.......I've still got the mark on my face from an airbag trim cover! (accident, not "My Naff Code Reader")
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2) Pretty buggy piece of software. I'm told on good authority that an airbag in the chops does smart somewhat ;D
Protip: Get out of the vehicle when enabling airbag communication to "My Naff Code Reader" :y
I was very afraid when I did this the first time..
There are plenty on this site who will testify I do do that if I'm not using a genuine Tech2..... :-[
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I've only ever done airbag lights from outside with the cable trailing out of the window ;)
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Im hard as nails, always did it sat in the drivers seat. Did it many many times. ;D ;D ;D
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or your stupid :0
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It's quite ironic.. One of the main safety features on a car is also potentionally deadly if you're unlucky.. There have been several accidents due to unintentional airbag deployments :(