If I post fault code's could someone help?
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Thanks, I was worried I would break them if I forced them to far. They do slide towards the pass. side a little but there not releasing this plug socket. I will give it a little more energy, I hope I don't break them. Is there anything else I should be aware of when removing the seat, other than removing the neg. batt. cable? Thanks again for all your continued help.
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No way? I would have never thought that with all the nightmare threads about pulling plugs when the batt. is hooked up. I did it anyway before i tore into the seat. Hope that by doing that i didn't screw anything up. Thank you ES6T, I will post some pictures of what I found in the seat back if you like?
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RGuy, have you read the thread from the start? I already had diagnostics read. After that I have fixed the ECC, and now im about to fix the next problem that happens to be the sips drivers side. ES6T, I hear what your saying, but I am doing a repair that I think will render this air bag system functional. I may be wrong, and have already bought a replacement seat from my local salvage yard.
If it turns out that my fix does not work, I have the new seat. If it turns out that it does work, The seat goes back. At the very least, I have a yard credit for future parts. Keeping my fingers crossed right now. Thank you for everyone's advise, and I will update result's.
If it turns out that my fix does not work, I have the new seat. If it turns out that it does work, The seat goes back. At the very least, I have a yard credit for future parts. Keeping my fingers crossed right now. Thank you for everyone's advise, and I will update result's.
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ES6T, I took your advice about turning the key on before connecting the battery. Well, I stripped ,cleaned and soldered the wires back together with heat shrink on each wire then another larger shrink around the main cable then put everything back together. I connected the battery and no bomb went off. It seems to have also fixed my trunk switch because now that works again, and it hasn't worked since I bought the car? Now to see if I can have the code erased? Let's hope. I want to thank you for all the knowledge and advice you have given me during this project. You have been a great help.
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So, I bought a seat today from my friends salvage yard for $28.00. The leather is a 9 out of 10 so I can use the skins too. I'm going to tear into this seat tomorrow and remove the air bag and head off to my other friends Volvo shop to test the SRS system with this bag plugged in to see if the repair that I did on my sips bag was a success or a failure. I'm hoping to get the later so I can put the new bag in and be done with this for good. We'll see?
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The SRS fault was due to a faulty airbag sensor. Apparently when the sips bag cable in the seat was cut, it shorted out the sensor. Bought a used one at the pull-it yard and downloaded the software and no more SRS lights. Finally finished with all codes or so I thought. Now the siren code popped up and needs to be dealt with.
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