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Hello everybody my au series 2 ghia has suddenly developed a code 32 airbag fault does anybody know where to look for the problem for this or how to fix it thanks I have checked the fuses etc and the underseat connections so IDK anyway thanks for any advice Regards Steve
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Papa Smurf |
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From memory, there is on the passenger side where the PS airbag would go, there is a little stop plugged into the wiring harness that would connect to the Airbag ER 14B55A resistor, they used to be a problem.
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steveheffo |
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yes i think i remember seeing that when i rebuilt the car so that effects the drivers air bag does it so would i just replace the resistor and see how we go oh is that resistor just above the ecu in that region i will have a look at the wiring diagrams again thanks
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steveheffo |
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Hi mate still trying to sort the airbag issue is that resistor your referring to black and about 1 inch square and about half an inch thick? it just hangs out of the harness near the cpu does it just pull out and I replace it I have checked the resistance on the drivers seat belt pretensioner and it seems ok it measures 3.5 ohms so I think it is in range could you get back to me as soom as your able thanks mate regards steve
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Papa Smurf |
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Yes it is easily removed and, if not the issue, maybe the airbag sensor at the front of the vehicle?
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TedW |
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flash code 32 = drivers airbag- possibly fault in clockspring.
disconnect battery -wait 10 min. -remove air bag and attach a 3.5ohm resistor across air bag harness plug -reconnect battery and see if code has changed -if now working correctly replace air bag -if not attach resistor across harness plug at bottom of steer column -if now working correctly replace clock spring and check -also possible to have more than 1 fault....... |
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