Which is the airbag sensor under seat?
I 'borrowed' this photo from another thread.. can someone tell me which connector is the Airbag sensor? My dash light wont go off and the dealer wont 'diagnose' it without me buying a new seat (yes. you read that correctly)
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ors-lo-res.jpg |
Yellow
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btw, what's the problem? Whatever it is, don't buy a seat. Helix can probably help you.
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The heavy metal band from Canada?
The problem is: My dash airbag light went on (not the overhead light for pass weight). Also, my seat heater wouldnt turn off. And coincedentally, my DICE control unit stopped working as well. This all happened around the same time Took to dealer.. he couldnt diagnose it. But for some reason.. the heater seat thing fixed itself. (while at dealer). Airbag light is still on, which is the bigger issue cause im due for inspection. so.. what do you think? |
Passenger Airbag Problem
Originally Posted by Helix13mini
(Post 2959980)
btw, what's the problem? Whatever it is, don't buy a seat. Helix can probably help you.
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Check the VIN to be sure the recall has been accomplished. The seat sensors were bad and the dealers replace them for free.
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Recall Finish in 2010
Originally Posted by mildensteve
(Post 4484772)
Check the VIN to be sure the recall has been accomplished. The seat sensors were bad and the dealers replace them for free.
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No idea. I do know my car is in the shop for its second replacement of the pad... still under warranty.
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Originally Posted by blaubon
(Post 4484785)
Yep, the recall was done. Can I disconnect the Yellow plug(under the passenger seat)to turn off the warning lights until I can fix the Problem?
Bryan |
No codes
Originally Posted by A383Wing
(Post 4484815)
No.....if you unplug the yellow connector, and then turn the key on, you will set more codes than you already have in the car now......
Bryan |
if the lights are on, you have codes stored in there....you cannot get rid of them by disconnecting the battery......you must fix the issue, and then either find someone with a proper scanner to erase the codes, or go to the dealer.....
another option is to remove the bulbs, but if you get into an accident, insurance company may frown upon that and not honor the insurance policy.....but you didn't hear removing the bulbs from me Bryan |
Originally Posted by A383Wing
(Post 4484825)
if the lights are on, you have codes stored in there....you cannot get rid of them by disconnecting the battery......you must fix the issue, and then either find someone with a proper scanner to erase the codes, or go to the dealer.....
another option is to remove the bulbs, but if you get into an accident, insurance company may frown upon that and not honor the insurance policy.....but you didn't hear removing the bulbs from me Bryan |
For reference, by law all airbag wiring is yellow and all high voltage wiring (hybrid or electric car) is orange. Yellow sheathed and connected wires can be a PITA, Orange can be deadly to screw with.
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