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Old 03-30-2026, 09:20 AM
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What he said except also check the Ω on your airbag. (Stand not in front of the bag in case your DME uses too high a voltage ands trips the bag (powerball small odds).

The connector on airbags are designed to short out when unplugged and from my understanding if the little gizmo breaks that removes the short it will stay shorted.

Look for a YouTube video if you can’t figure it out but I’ve seen more than one example on xoutpost where I think there just found the right sized piece of plastic to jam in the right place to open the switch. I think I’d maybe take the more drastic option of pull the contact.

There was another error about something shorted to ground but I don’t have time to look up the code and find what it is.


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