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Airbag light still on.............
« on: 14 October 2011, 19:34:03 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #1 on: 14 October 2011, 19:36:05 »

If your at the Essex meet tomorrow Lazydocker will probably have a tool with him which should be able to turn it off, or at least find out why its on.
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #2 on: 14 October 2011, 19:37:52 »

Hello Albs...................

Alas, no.
I would have asked directly if I were coming, but not able to.
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #3 on: 14 October 2011, 19:43:50 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

Matthew
steering wheel? Usually either the airbag itself (common) or contacter unit (less common)
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #4 on: 15 October 2011, 08:48:28 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

Matthew
steering wheel? Usually either the airbag itself (common) or contacter unit (less common)

Nope, like I said in my original Post the code is 31 Drivers SQUIB high resistance.
The wiring to the airbag in the side of the seat.

Anyone help me find a permenant fix?

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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #5 on: 15 October 2011, 09:19:09 »

ok, in that case the usual suspects remain the airbag itself, its connections to seat loom (there was a bulletin about that) or seat to car loom connections
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #6 on: 15 October 2011, 09:20:00 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

Matthew
steering wheel? Usually either the airbag itself (common) or contacter unit (less common)

Nope, like I said in my original Post the code is 31 Drivers SQUIB high resistance.
The wiring to the airbag in the side of the seat.

Anyone help me find a permenant fix?

Cheers

Matthew
SQUIB normally refers to the ring behind the steering wheel ;)
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #7 on: 15 October 2011, 09:22:25 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

Matthew
steering wheel? Usually either the airbag itself (common) or contacter unit (less common)

Nope, like I said in my original Post the code is 31 Drivers SQUIB high resistance.
The wiring to the airbag in the side of the seat.

Anyone help me find a permenant fix?

Cheers

Matthew
SQUIB normally refers to the ring behind the steering wheel ;)
in SRS terms, its any airbag

not got tis to check which a 31 applies to - it does run under webOS ;D
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #8 on: 15 October 2011, 09:38:09 »

Thought this was fixed. (why am I ever so hopeful?)

Light came back on after about 4 weeks.

Still getting code 31 Drivers squib high resistance

A plea for help, really.  :'( :'(    Any one in London/visiting/passing through able to sort this?

Matthew
steering wheel? Usually either the airbag itself (common) or contacter unit (less common)

Nope, like I said in my original Post the code is 31 Drivers SQUIB high resistance.
The wiring to the airbag in the side of the seat.

Anyone help me find a permenant fix?

Cheers

Matthew
SQUIB normally refers to the ring behind the steering wheel ;)
in SRS terms, its any airbag

not got tis to check which a 31 applies to - it does run under webOS ;D
In that case I stand corrected... But I've only ever known it referring to the wheel
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #9 on: 15 October 2011, 10:59:03 »

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A squib is a miniature explosive device

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squib_(explosive)

But AFAIK "31" is a generic code, so the question is whether they mean 'Drivers [wheel] squib' or 'Drivers [seat] squib'.. which I don't know - I presume the OP has the service manual which tells him, though, hence he knows it's referring to the seat not wheel?
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #10 on: 15 October 2011, 14:24:39 »

checked, 31 is wheel bag
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #11 on: 15 October 2011, 21:50:53 »

Thank you very much for all the replies.
I've certainly learnt something today.

Not sure I'll be returning to the place I took it previously.

I've been fairly insistent about the side air bag as I have been under the impression that that's where I should have been looking...

There's a big difference between Squibs and Squabs.

So Steering wheel Air bag it is. Does this mean replacing or is it a fixable commodity?

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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #12 on: 15 October 2011, 21:53:05 »

Thank you very much for all the replies.
I've certainly learnt something today.

Not sure I'll be returning to the place I took it previously.

I've been fairly insistent about the side air bag as I have been under the impression that that's where I should have been looking...

There's a big difference between Squibs and Squabs.

So Steering wheel Air bag it is. Does this mean replacing or is it a fixable commodity?

Matthew
Wouldn`t have thought so Matt :-\
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Re: Airbag light still on.............
« Reply #13 on: 07 November 2011, 05:29:51 »

I'm a bit behind at the moment; As it is an airbag replace, should I get a new one from Vaux - or try fitting other ones from older steering wheels? :-[

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« Reply #14 on: 07 November 2011, 09:29:42 »

I'm a bit behind at the moment; As it is an airbag replace, should I get a new one from Vaux - or try fitting other ones from older steering wheels? :-[

Matthew

I would have thought a new one would be cost prohibitive,one of the breakers here should have a known good one
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