Just unhook the battery's negative, wait for ~10 minutes, then dis-connect that yellow plug and re-connect it. If there was crap on the pins, it'll be gone via the metallic wiping/scraping of unplugging and plugging it back in whether WD-40 is used or not.. (WD = Water Displacement. 40 = On the 40'th try, they finally got it perfect. An Evaporating, water displacement formula made from fish oil having penetrating properties that cracks rust as well. And having an organic, soluble oil base, it cleans too... `Really nice, effective, and harmless stuff to have at hand.)
This is an Airbag light 💡 you connect or disconnect battery it doesn’t matter light still there but this is the only easy way to disappear the light it is Magical for any car Thanks
This is more likely a loose connection under the seat i wouldn't spray wd 40 on any airbag plugs best to scan the csr for code's before touching anything
This worked!! Car dealer kept my van for three days,then said”if you don’t like it , come get!” I did and turned off light. Thanks
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Just unhook the battery's negative, wait for ~10 minutes, then dis-connect that yellow plug and re-connect it. If there was crap on the pins, it'll be gone via the metallic wiping/scraping of unplugging and plugging it back in whether WD-40 is used or not..
(WD = Water Displacement. 40 = On the 40'th try, they finally got it perfect. An Evaporating, water displacement formula made from fish oil having penetrating properties that cracks rust as well. And having an organic, soluble oil base, it cleans too... `Really nice, effective, and harmless stuff to have at hand.)
i dont think it does work, i tried on NV200 and the light still there.
fuse maybe?
When you disconnect the battery, you have cleared the codes .
This is an Airbag light 💡 you connect or disconnect battery it doesn’t matter light still there but this is the only easy way to disappear the light it is Magical for any car Thanks
@@thecarriddlemysteryhow about mercedes w176 A250 is it same ?
It is only for American , Japanese car thanks not for German car
This is more likely a loose connection under the seat i wouldn't spray wd 40 on any airbag plugs best to scan the csr for code's before touching anything
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يعني ما لكيتوا غير الهندي 😮