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Removing 180 Seat Airbag Connector
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rob_1990
PostPosted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 5:46 am Reply with quote Up
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First of all I did search first but couldnt find anything. I need to remove my drivers seat as its wobbling and rocking, I have undone the 4 torx bolts holding the runners down and left the battery disconnected for about 30 mins before hand. But i cant get the airbag connector to split. Please can someone point me in the right direction?

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Does that orange/red tab not pull up?
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It does pull up yeah, but that doesn't seem to do much...
 
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I had the same problem the other day, I gave up in the end Sad

Anyone know..?

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Lift the tab and pull?

When I had my wiring repaired by Peugeot they cut the connectors out and hard wired it Confused

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CD-530d wrote:
Lift the tab and pull?

When I had my wiring repaired by Peugeot they cut the connectors out and hard wired it Confused

That's what I'm going to do I think.

Disconnect the battery for half hour, cut the wires and hard wire them back in.

That should be fine, right?

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EuroPeugeot wrote:
CD-530d wrote:
Lift the tab and pull?

When I had my wiring repaired by Peugeot they cut the connectors out and hard wired it Confused

That's what I'm going to do I think.

Disconnect the battery for half hour, cut the wires and hard wire them back in.

That should be fine, right?

That's what Peugeot did so it must be Laughing

(I didn't have any issues with it)

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suppose its a good idea, just a ball ache if you plan to remove the seats again
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Just use insulated crimps.

The reason why they chop them off and solder and heat shrink them is to stop the airbag fault. Loads of companies do this now.

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Ohh seems extreme. The reason im trying to take the seat out is because its rocking back when i accelerate. When moved it earlier a bolt which had sheared off fell out of somewhere, anyone else had this?
 
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Ive just fitted the Gti 180 seats into my 138 Gti and couldn't get that connection apart either, the red tab snapped off when i lifted it Confused

Has it come out of the part of the runner that's attached to the seat?

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Turn the connector over from how it's shown in your photo. There's a little green tab that you'll be able to push down and it looks like that frees it - but it doesn't

You need to get a slim screwdriver and slide it in just beneath thab tab - give it a wiggle and the connector can be pulled apart. Took me a while to work it out and I've done a few over the years.

Edit: Camera found - Like this mating half missing but you get the idea.

 




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HFStuart wrote:
Turn the connector over from how it's shown in your photo. There's a little green tab that you'll be able to push down and it looks like that frees it - but it doesn't

You need to get a slim screwdriver and slide it in just beneath thab tab - give it a wiggle and the connector can be pulled apart. Took me a while to work it out and I've done a few over the years.

Edit: Camera found - Like this mating half missing but you get the idea.

 


thanks mate, that worked a treat!



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hi i have a simuler problem i remover the standered seats and put some recoro seats in my 206 GTI and i am getting airbag fault is there any way i can join the cables together to make the car think the airbags are still there to get rid of the airbag fault if so what cables do i join together there is 3 cables going to to the plug
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hi i have a simuler problem i remover the standered seats and put some recoro seats in my 206 GTI and i am getting airbag fault is there any way i can join the cables together to make the car think the airbags are still there to get rid of the airbag fault if so what cables do i join together there is 3 cables going to to the plug
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