Airbag sensor

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Robin Bendall, Jul 1, 2004.

  1. I have a 1999 406 2 litre petrol auto exec model.

    Apart from an intermittent Speedo fault, still unresolved, the air bag
    sensor is now playing up. On occasions the airbag indicator on the dash will
    stay on all the time, or stay on then go off or flash about once a second.
    It looks like a sticky relay but that is just a guess. Has anyone
    experienced this or have any useful suggestions please.

    Robin
     
    Robin Bendall, Jul 1, 2004
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  2. Robin Bendall

    ken kerrison Guest

    Always try a search in the group before posting. You will find
    numerous posts on this problem. The fix is to replace manual joiners
    under the seat with soldered links. Your local Peugeot specialist
    should know of this fix - mine in Canberra, Australia did (after I
    learnt of it in this group) and it cured the problem.
     
    ken kerrison, Jul 2, 2004
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  3. Robin Bendall

    Chris Guest

    I have a Peugeot 307 and suffered the very same problem, the Air Bag warning
    light intermittantly showing.
    The main dealer first checked the under seat connectors and verified them
    OK. The fault was traced to a defective indicator stalk assembly called COM
    2000, these had been a source of trouble etc. The cars been no problem
    since.
     
    Chris, Jul 4, 2004
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  4. Robin Bendall

    Longshot Guest

    My old Ford Granada used to have problems with warning lights flashing on
    intermitently, a mate who knows a thing or two about cars had a look and
    put a drill through the offending lights.

    Certainly solved the problem as the car was only a £50 bang-bang.

    Doesn't really help the above but it does sound like a sticky relay or
    something.
     
    Longshot, Jul 8, 2004
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  5. Robin Bendall

    Mindwipe Guest

    bit of a pointless reply really maybe you should go back to your rock
    and get under it
     
    Mindwipe, Jul 15, 2004
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