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Anthony |
posted on 12th Jan 09 at 12:48 |
Fixed it now cheers. | |
johnhara1 |
posted on 12th Jan 09 at 10:24 |
I had a pug 106 that did this. | |
john_c20xe |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 23:48 |
lol i would to be safe | |
John |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 23:28 |
Just unplug the plugs you are working on and then do it, don't need to worry about disarming them. | |
john_c20xe |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 23:03 |
quote: ressistors and airbags not working? wtf?? theres no point being a bodge in life it will get you knowwhere and if you crash and they found you have put some dirty resistors in to prevent the airbags deploying your insurance will be invalid!! so just do what i said its a common peugeot mod so im guesing ranaut are just the same | |
M666TT C |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 22:59 |
maplins.... 3.3 ohm resistor..... 13p each... fixes it up a treat... | |
john_c20xe |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 14:11 |
oh yeh i fotgot to mention.. im not sure what the time period for leaving the battery off before you carry out work but a good half hour should sort it! | |
john_c20xe |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 14:09 |
these are a common fault on peugeot 306's and 206's have done many of these mods, baisically its a stupidly placed plug that is under the seat and gets knocked around when the seat is moved foward and backwards, | |
Anthony |
posted on 11th Jan 09 at 13:28 |
Looking at a clio today. The airbag light is on. Its been taken to renault, and they've said the plugs need soldering, on the units under the seat. Costing £76 plus labour. Which is stupid money for abit of soldering. Now i was just wondering if any one knew if i would have to disarm the airbags before unplugging them. |