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Old 17th January 2020, 09:10   #1
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My air bag light keep coming on, sometimes it's off for about 10kms and then it illuminates.
Is there a deffinative fix?
I've read about:
- unplugging/plugging the sockets - done that
- cleaning the connections with contact cleaner - done that
- Read about re-routing the sensor wires - not done that yet but can't find a 'map' of where to route them
- Read some people cut and solder/hard wire them - don't want to do that.


Also which colour sockets are the airbag?


If the airbag light is on does this mean the airbags won't work? I realise this is a dumb question but the sensors work by continually passing a small current, I assume, if air bag activation is required a larger current is sent which could pass the point of higher resistance.


I need this fixed as it's MOT time soon.
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Old 17th January 2020, 09:23   #2
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Read some people cut and solder/hard wire them - don't want to do that.

I would. Mine is better for it.

I think its th yellow wire but conformation will soon be here and I haven't heard or re routing myself..
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I had loads of problems with mine,

Only very recently sorted it, basically, I replaced the plugs with replacement ones and chopped out some badly twisted wiring and put fresh in.

And I have a few more grey hairs coupled with a bald patch!
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In my experience electrical contact cleaner seems to work for a year or two. I do mine before every MOT as it usually happens when the seat is moved (short a** mechanic maybe)?
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Make up and use these they are a lot better.
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Thanks, where do I get them from?
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Hi Neil.
You can get them from ebay link below.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-X-2-Pi...UAAOSwupVd~bzl

There are also these ones but I have never tried them.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Pairs-2...EAAOSwBmJcfSAv
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Read some people cut and solder/hard wire them - don't want to do that.

I would. Mine is better for it.

I think its th yellow wire but conformation will soon be here and I haven't heard or re routing myself..
They / it are yellow wires.
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£3.95 for 10, I'll buy them.


Thanks to all.


Let's see if they fix the problem.
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