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Whats the fault?????? You will find making the wiring connectors tighter and then clearing the fault will do - loose connection - high resistance
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This might be a dumb question, have you tried disconnecting the battery and clearing the code like that? This usually clears the airbag codes (on non VAG cars tho)
well under each seat there is a plug rig in the bottom of them..
usually they shouldnt vibrate loose but some times they do.. there is one under each front seat
now other airbag network plugs are dotted around here in there..
where your front seats have their individual seat belt rollers.. there is a plug in to each seat belt roller.. so that in the even of the crash the seat belt rollers lock tight and tighten up to stop your body flying forwards
but also behind there there should be another plug either side for the side intrusion sensors for the air bags.. all these plugs should be a yellow in colour..
make sure they are all connected properly
(dissconnect the battery while doing this.)
disconnect all of them and then reconnect them just to ensure they are connected properly..
if that doesnt seem to solve it..
get the vag come to check the codes... and proceed from there..
if you go to a stealership and on the off chance its a disconnected plug.. they have been known to feed you lies and charge you 600 odd dollars to repair a unit that has no need to be replaced (all they do is plug it in clear the code.. thrash your car and send you a bill..!!!!)
well under each seat there is a plug rig in the bottom of them..
usually they shouldnt vibrate loose but some times they do.. there is one under each front seat
now other airbag network plugs are dotted around here in there..
where your front seats have their individual seat belt rollers.. there is a plug in to each seat belt roller.. so that in the even of the crash the seat belt rollers lock tight and tighten up to stop your body flying forwards
but also behind there there should be another plug either side for the side intrusion sensors for the air bags.. all these plugs should be a yellow in colour..
make sure they are all connected properly
(dissconnect the battery while doing this.)
disconnect all of them and then reconnect them just to ensure they are connected properly..
if that doesnt seem to solve it..
get the vag come to check the codes... and proceed from there..
if you go to a stealership and on the off chance its a disconnected plug.. they have been known to feed you lies and charge you 600 odd dollars to repair a unit that has no need to be replaced (all they do is plug it in clear the code.. thrash your car and send you a bill..!!!!)
cheers mate ( bro ), i'll get onto the plugs tonight.
i agree with you're stealership comments hence i'm trying all DIY fixes first.
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