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  1. 11th February 2018, 08:08 PM #1
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    SRS light, lights up.

    From looking in this forum, it's likely to be the plug under the seat. The one with the big yellow wire on it.
    How in hades do you undo the plug to spray it with contact cleaner? I can only get one hand in under the seat!

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    Press this little tab and pull apart
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    It can be many things better read the fault code if you have the chance... if no tester available there is another yellow plug in the compartment under the steering wheel and one behind the glovebox which are for the air bags, check those too... rotary coupler is another common probem
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  4. 12th February 2018, 10:37 AM #4
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    Ok, I'll put the nanocom on it and see what it has.
    As for contact cleaner is WD40 ok? If not what type? I had a look in Jaycar and saw several different cans of differing electrical cleaners

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  5. 12th February 2018, 11:01 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    Ok, I'll put the nanocom on it and see what it has.
    As for contact cleaner is WD40 ok? If not what type? I had a look in Jaycar and saw several different cans of differing electrical cleaners

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    Julian this is a safety device DONT USE WD40 on it. contact clearner might dissolve plastic. I would just unplug and replug it a couple of times.

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  6. 12th February 2018, 12:47 PM #6
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    I like my Nanocom

    It tells me
    Code 032
    The right hand pretensioner measures open circuit.
    (Intermittent)

    Is this the (in)famous yellow plug?

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  7. 12th February 2018, 02:20 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    It tells me
    Code 032
    The right hand pretensioner measures open circuit.
    (Intermittent)

    Is this the (in)famous yellow plug?

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    Julian
    Didn't some one hit you in the front recently? did this start to happen around that time? maybe its related, Was it you that changed the fronts seats? check all your SRS plugs and crash sensors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares View Post
    Didn't some one hit you in the front recently? did this start to happen around that time? maybe its related, Was it you that changed the fronts seats? check all your SRS plugs and crash sensors.
    Yes the car did get hit in the front. This issue has been here for maybe a week. About 2 weeks after the bang. Something more the panel beaters to look at. No seat changes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    Ok, I'll put the nanocom on it and see what it has.
    As for contact cleaner is WD40 ok? If not what type? I had a look in Jaycar and saw several different cans of differing electrical cleaners

    Ta

    Julian
    For electrical applications the best product ever is: NANOPROTECH Super Insulation - The Ultimate Electrical Protection ... i'm using it since i've discovered it on all ECUs , fuseboxes and exposed connectors on all my vehicles and i can tell that even if it looks a bit expensive it worths it's weight in gold
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  10. 12th February 2018, 07:51 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lemo View Post
    Press this little tab and pull apart
    Mine is just floating under the seat. It has fallen off the clip. Maybe that's why it loses contact?
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