Noob question..can the diy scantool erase the airbag light? if not what can?
Thanks Johnno
Thanks for all the replies but..doin' a search revealed all.
Too bad the DIY scantool hasn't software available to probe further into the 'other' areas of interest! ..(imagine a home built Tech 2?)
Johnno
just need to be able to access body control section..
mine had the same thing.. was a pretensioner the whole time
I just replaced the drivers side pretensioner in my 1999 VT Commodore last week at $170.00 . I had the code cleared, the light stayed off for about 4 days before re-appearing again. Anyone had similar experiences....or know what to look for??? This is turning into an expensive expedition!!!
could be the clock spring, had exactly the same thing happen on my vt calais, ended up being the clock spring and hit the dead spot in a shopping centre car park.
if air bag light on you need to get the code for why then fix that circuit
either get holden to pul;l code and replace part then return to turn off light
OR
go to a workshop with an (expensive) scantool as they can access all modules too
REMEBER NEVER USE A MULTIMETER ON AN AIRBAG CIRCUIT
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Last edited by db_notso; 17-01-2011 at 06:26 PM.
Rubbish. A multimeter of the correct type is perfectly safe to use on an SRS circuit.
the same thing happen on my vt 2 days ago i turned into a servo and when turning the wheel theb keys made a crunching sound or somthing there did and then the airbag light still dont know
exact same thing here, i turned into a survo and the light went on. I got a VT berlina had the code checked. - "31 - Drivers Airbag Open Circuit (Capacitance Too Low) - Something tells me it could be the clock spring.