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[quote="PugJH"]Airbag light - Sure its the comm, had the code read to show this? If so its most likely the actual ribbon between bag and comm, check for splits, check the actual connector aswel, start simple. If they look ok, seperate the comm unit, check on the inside where the ribbons meet the comm. Loose Stalk - Could be one of the plastic cogs has snapped, or come loose and jumped over itself, depends which stalk and which direction it is loose in. I've had a few apart and managed to fix them, infact i sold one on, sold it cheap and mentioned it was a repaired one, but its been good since. I also have a comm from a gti, so all auto lights/window and trip comp work off that. So if you fail, i always have one you can buy[/quote]
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