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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2006

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Pug 106 - airbag light on

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Ono Notim - 13 Feb 2006 18:42 GMT
Hi all
My wife has a 106 and this morning on the way to work the airbag light came
on for no apparent reason, flashing on & off. It then went to constant on
and when she restarted it later, it went back to flashing - she didn't drive
it long enough to get the light constantly on.
A friend at work seems to think it may well be the connectors underneath the
front seats that need taking apart and carefully cleaning and then
reassembling.
I would very much appreciate the groups views and experiences and any
helpful advice - especially for the cleaning operation.
Many thanks
O.N.
Keith Willcocks - 14 Feb 2006 08:38 GMT
> Hi all
> My wife has a 106 and this morning on the way to work the airbag light
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> I would very much appreciate the groups views and experiences and any
> helpful advice - especially for the cleaning operation.

No doubt one of the experts will be able to give instructions on cleaning et
al.   I can tell you that it is a very common fault across the whole Peugeot
range.   I can also tell you that it does not mean the airbag is likely to
go off, quite the reverse I believe as it is less likely to work.   I also
seem to remember that many people have soldered the wires rather than use
what I believe is an inferior quality connector, but hopefully one of the
experts on the group (and there are a number to whom I for one am deeply
indebted) will comment.
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David Hearn - 15 Feb 2006 10:54 GMT
> Hi all
> My wife has a 106 and this morning on the way to work the airbag light came
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Many thanks
> O.N.

Same problem on our 306.  There's a connector attached to the underside
of the seats which connect to the seat belt pre-tensioners.  Happens to
us every few months or so.  Solution is to just disconnect and reconnect
the connector.  I always do it with the ignition off, but never worry
much about how long I have it turned off for - often just pull over at
the side of the road, remove key, fiddle with connector and restart car
and drive off.

I'm sure someone will say that's not recommended and you should
disconnect the battery for 30 minutes before fiddling with airbag stuff,
but - so far - I've not had a problem doing it my way.  ;)

D
nigel - 18 Feb 2006 00:00 GMT
>> Hi all
>> My wife has a 106 and this morning on the way to work the airbag light came
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
>
>D
Nah, that's alright. I've taken airbags off immediately after
switching off. In fact I once, by mistake, did one with the ignition
on (don't try this at home though. I didn't reconnect with the
ignition on. I think that would have been silly!!!)
jazzy29 - 20 Feb 2006 16:20 GMT
Hi all. just a quick message to say dave`s reply was spot on. my 1999 406
2l gtx side airbag fault lamp was up, just split connection under drivers
seat( brown on mine) cleaned with a  rag and prob was sorted. thanks
dave!!
 
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