'Front Passenger Airbags Faulty'
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I have the same issue, I tried the recall option and they said my car is not affected by the recall. And because I have comfort seats, it will cost me $2,800 to replace the bottom seat itself. And who knows how long that would last until the sensor fails again. So I'm giving up, is there a way to bypass the error?
Also, people who have had this problem have reported error messages regarding the 'restraint system'. I do not have this error.
I have read about the bypass that you are referring to, but this is apparently a fix for an open circuit. I doubt my seat mat has an open circuit because it knows when there is and isn't weight on the seat.
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Cheap and easy bypass, once you get the module just cut the plugged in end from under your seat of the oc3 mat solder that part onto the new bypass module and itll all be good
https://5series.net/forums/topic/118...3#entry1391653
https://5series.net/forums/topic/118...3#entry1391653
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Cheap and easy bypass, once you get the module just cut the plugged in end from under your seat of the oc3 mat solder that part onto the new bypass module and itll all be good
https://5series.net/forums/topic/118...3#entry1391653
https://5series.net/forums/topic/118...3#entry1391653
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I have checked for any damage to the wiring under the drivers seat and then cleared the codes again and it has stayed off since saturday. I wonder if it was just a dodgy connection on one of the plugs. (I disconnected and reconnected them when checking for damage)
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