I did not disconnect the battery a lot of people suggest doing it but I've always troubleshoot with power so I know what's going on and I would suggest taking all the connectors loose you can disconnect the battery but clean everything maybe put some Dielectric grease plug it in to make sure it clicks especially your grounds
As long as the two wires inside the bumper module does not touch each other the airbag won't go off and if you do take the wires apart don't turn the car in the on position until you put everything back or you'll need computer to reset it some vehicles you have to bring it back to the dealer which could run you up to a hundred and fifty bucks
As long as the two wires inside the bumper module does not touch each other the airbag won't go off and if you do take the wires apart don't turn the car in the on position until you put everything back or you'll need computer to reset it some vehicles you have to bring it back to the dealer which could run you up to a hundred and fifty bucks
idennis75 .....Thanks for replying so fast.I bougth from Ebay the Audi tt airbag light turnoff electronic box - it didnt put down the warning light. I have checked under the driver seat on bad connection, but ok. I didnt know that under the passenger seat there is similar connections with the yellow cable. Thank you for your video. i have to check that now. One question only: wouldnt it have been easier to start the problemfinding to check first under the seat?
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I had audiba4 b7 cabriolet airbag driverside igniter keep coming back i already bypass the yellow connector under driver seat.
Having the same problem...everyone is telling me to disconnect the battery. I didn't see you have any issues not disconnecting. Thoughts?
I did not disconnect the battery a lot of people suggest doing it but I've always troubleshoot with power so I know what's going on and I would suggest taking all the connectors loose you can disconnect the battery but clean everything maybe put some Dielectric grease plug it in to make sure it clicks especially your grounds
@@idennis75 alright...thank you. 🍻
I suppose you kept the battery on; if so I thought it was risky to disconnect airbags. What do you think?
As long as the two wires inside the bumper module does not touch each other the airbag won't go off and if you do take the wires apart don't turn the car in the on position until you put everything back or you'll need computer to reset it some vehicles you have to bring it back to the dealer which could run you up to a hundred and fifty bucks
As long as the two wires inside the bumper module does not touch each other the airbag won't go off and if you do take the wires apart don't turn the car in the on position until you put everything back or you'll need computer to reset it some vehicles you have to bring it back to the dealer which could run you up to a hundred and fifty bucks
Hi. so was the problem with bad connection under the passanger seat or in the glove box too? No fault in glovebox? - right? Thanks for reply.
The bad connection was under the passenger seat
idennis75 .....Thanks for replying so fast.I bougth from Ebay the Audi tt airbag light turnoff electronic box - it didnt put down the warning light. I have checked under the driver seat on bad connection, but ok. I didnt know that under the passenger seat there is similar connections with the yellow cable. Thank you for your video. i have to check that now. One question only: wouldnt it have been easier to start the problemfinding to check first under the seat?
Make sure when you push the wires together your hair a click because mine was together but it just wasn't pushed in all the way
I run a diagnostic but show no errors, although my airbag light is on. I might buy one of those device specially made for airbag lights on aliexpress
Yes you have to buy one that reads airbag codes the engine code reader won't show it