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Airbag light + MOT
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JayM
PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 5:00 pm Up
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I've had a flashing airbag light since I got my 206 a while back, I know the previous owner so know the airbags haven't been deployed. I know they won't fire in the event of a collision, however - MOT is coming up and I've read the new legislation which means an airbag fault is a fail.. Is this now in force (as of January?) or were the changes being made in April?

I've checked the orange plug in the fusebox and it's fine, I won't have plugs under my seats I don't think, as I don't have side airbags, is this correct?

I'm going to try disconnecting the battery and unplugging the plug in the fusebox and leaving it for 10 minutes or so as suggested in another thread, any other suggestions?

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get it code read.

it will tell you why the light is flashing, it could be pretensioner as well

 
 

 

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138Andy
PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 6:25 pm Up
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The plugs under the driver and passanger seat has dodgy wiring , I had to cut the connectors off and rewire them for it to work, only a fault for the rear airbags tho Razz
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Mine came back on the other day as I went a bit fast over a bump, luckily for me I pushed all the plugs in, in the fuse box and it went off Smile as others have said get it code read will be easier to pinpoint the problem
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ukskater01 wrote:
Mine came back on the other day as I went a bit fast over a bump, luckily for me I pushed all the plugs in, in the fuse box and it went off Smile as others have said get it code read will be easier to pinpoint the problem

Try doing this, its a orange cable under there!

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