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Re: Air bag presence verification

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Re: Air bag presence verification

TeGGeR®27 Feb 2006 13:36
>> Not necessarily. If you unplug the airbag ECU, the light will remain
>> off.
>
> That is not correct.
> The SRS indicator is designed to stay on solid if the indicator
> control circuit is either shorted to ground or open.

Maybe Honda does it differently. I've got a '99 Toyota sitting in my
driveway right now with an unplugged airbag. The SRS light never comes on
ever. And I even left the seatbelt pretensioners plugged in.

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TomP25 Feb 2006 16:30
> Not necessarily. If you unplug the airbag ECU, the light will remain off.
>
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That is not correct.
The SRS indicator is designed to stay on solid if the indicator control
circuit is either shorted to ground or open.
A short to power on the same circuit WILL result in the SRS indicator never
coming on.

That means no bulb check sequence (on for 6 second, then off;if no problem
detected) when the IG switch is turned to the Run position.

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TeGGeR®23 Feb 2006 13:07
>> While looking at a 95 EX/LX in a dealer's lot, how can one verify
>> that there actually is an air bag behind the cover? IOW, can the
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> intrusive, but if the air bag isn't present the SRS light will stay
> on.

Not necessarily. If you unplug the airbag ECU, the light will remain off.

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Michael Pardee23 Feb 2006 12:49
> While looking at a 95 EX/LX in a dealer's lot, how can one verify that
> there actually is an air bag behind the cover? IOW, can the cover be
> easily removed and replaced in the dealer's lot by me? If so, how? Thanks.

You really can't tell if it's behind the cover without getting pretty
intrusive, but if the air bag isn't present the SRS light will stay on.

Mike

bill horne23 Feb 2006 08:45
While looking at a 95 EX/LX in a dealer's lot, how can one verify
that there actually is an air bag behind the cover? IOW, can the
cover be easily removed and replaced in the dealer's lot by me? If
so, how? Thanks.

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