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Old 05-01-2012, 04:14 AM
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X5 4.6is Airbag Light

Hi every body,
Just bought myself an X5 and it's great but, the light for the air bag system has come on. I contacted the garage and they informed me the light came on when they vacuumed out the car.
The garage has diagnosed that there is a fault in the battery igniter circuit 1 which is open circuit. He believes it could be the main air bag ECU but he can't locate it!
Would any body happen to know where the main ECU is located for the air bags on the X5.
Iv'e been advised it could be part no 65.77-6962530. If that helps at all.
Or could it be the occupancy sensor playing up on the passenger seat ?.
Thanks any advise or views would be most welcome.
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