air bag deactivation question *searched*
04-05-2006, 07:35 AM
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air bag deactivation question *searched*
I'm trying to remove the heater core in my 92 eg. It's leaking all over the interior. The hanes manual said that I needed to deactivate the airbag before attempting this. I am a noob and haven't worked on cars much.
Do you have any tips for this?
Do I have to deactivate the airbag or can I just go ahead with removing the heater core?
thanx for any help
Do you have any tips for this?
Do I have to deactivate the airbag or can I just go ahead with removing the heater core?
thanx for any help
04-05-2006, 08:09 AM
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Re: air bag deactivation question *searched* (bquakkel)
to deactivate it probaly means to disconnect the battery. just disconnect the battery and you should be fine
04-05-2006, 08:38 AM
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i just installed a quick release on my car last weekend.
disconnect the battery, pump the brakes, wait a few minutes.
if you really want to dissable the system, remove steering cover, follow the yellow SRS lines to the bottom of the steering wheel, find the clip, and un plug it.
it would be easier just to remove the whole airbag with 2 star screws.
disconnect the battery, pump the brakes, wait a few minutes.
if you really want to dissable the system, remove steering cover, follow the yellow SRS lines to the bottom of the steering wheel, find the clip, and un plug it.
it would be easier just to remove the whole airbag with 2 star screws.
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Re: air bag deactivation question *searched* (bquakkel)
just disconnect the battery and unplug the airbag, the yellow clip should be close by
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