MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: J12spk on June 03, 2014, 10:33:00 pm
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Evening,
Right had the drivers side impact airbag sensor changed and we checked the loom for damage (was fine) after a vcds fault. All fixed so i thought anyway 2 days later the airbag light cam on again :sad1:
Took it too a pal but his vcds was out on a job, so we used his fault reader and came up with the following
Multi tester pro
15 airbag (1 fault found)
01638 left rear side airbag crash sensor-G256
Defect
Permanent fault (01638 174)
Unfortunately he has 2 skip lorries turn up to repair so I left him too it, can any1 shed any light on this situation and point me in the right direction?
James
:fighting2:
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Hiya James,
Fancy meeting up - i'll have a wee look for you :)
PM Me
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Text ya later bud
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Anybody shed some light on this?
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No? Fair enough!
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The post from the bloke above offered to help out, did you not take his offer up?
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Yea ant is guna scan with vcds as he lives near me but just wondering if anybody knew anything about his fault/sensor!
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when you changed the crash sensor, did you actually cancel the fault code, as just renewing it will not clear the original code
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when you changed the crash sensor, did you actually cancel the fault code, as just renewing it will not clear the original code
Fault code was cleared, I had a quick look at the wiring near the rubber gaitor but couldn't see any damage.
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Was it a new crash sensor from dealer?
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Oh I read it wrong I thought it was the same sensor
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Lol no, Ed replaced the sensor with the initial fault and cleared the error. 2 days late a new fault on a new sensor!
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There is a plug on the loom. Under the seat solder it up properly and heat skrink and yellow tape. Was a link to a VW repair sheet for it some where, sorted my problem.
Simon
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I had mine come up about a month ago I cleared it and it hasn't come back - hoping it's the same in your case
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There is a plug on the loom. Under the seat solder it up properly and heat skrink and yellow tape. Was a link to a VW repair sheet for it some where, sorted my problem.
Simon
the problem is with the sensor, not the airbag in the seat
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I believe this fault is in the c pillar to the rear of the car