Passenger restraint error... info overload... need clarification!
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My Ride: 2004 545 6 M/T
Model Year: 2004
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What I have found so far for my codes:
From: https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...-129736/page2/
2004 545i: BMW Airbag system: Autoliv ACSM (KW Fast)
Codes;
93DA: Airbag, front sensor, driver's side: sensor data implausible
93BO: Head airbag, driver
From realoem.com (part numbers and descriptions):
For code 93DA:
Accelerating sensor; 65776951595
Sensor, B-pillar left; 65776974364
Left front door air bag module; 72127034057
I could find a part to correlate to 93BO: Head airbag, driver.
For code 93DA; assuming BMW and realoem differentiate sensor and module on purpose; what make the most sense is the Accelerating sensor; but it could be Sensor, B-pillar left?
How do I tell which one it is?
From: https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...-129736/page2/
2004 545i: BMW Airbag system: Autoliv ACSM (KW Fast)
Codes;
93DA: Airbag, front sensor, driver's side: sensor data implausible
93BO: Head airbag, driver
From realoem.com (part numbers and descriptions):
For code 93DA:
Accelerating sensor; 65776951595
Sensor, B-pillar left; 65776974364
Left front door air bag module; 72127034057
I could find a part to correlate to 93BO: Head airbag, driver.
For code 93DA; assuming BMW and realoem differentiate sensor and module on purpose; what make the most sense is the Accelerating sensor; but it could be Sensor, B-pillar left?
How do I tell which one it is?
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My Ride: 2004 545 6 M/T
Model Year: 2004
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What I have found so far for my codes:
From: https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...-129736/page2/
2004 545i: BMW Airbag system: Autoliv ACSM (KW Fast)
Codes;
93DA: Airbag, front sensor, driver's side: sensor data implausible
93BO: Head airbag, driver
From realoem.com (part numbers and descriptions):
For code 93DA:
Accelerating sensor; 65776951595
Sensor, B-pillar left; 65776974364
Left front door air bag module; 72127034057
I could not find a part to correlate to 93BO: Head airbag, driver.
For code 93DA; assuming BMW and realoem differentiate sensor and module on purpose; what make the most sense is the Accelerating sensor; but it could be Sensor, B-pillar left?
How do I tell which one it is?
From: https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...-129736/page2/
2004 545i: BMW Airbag system: Autoliv ACSM (KW Fast)
Codes;
93DA: Airbag, front sensor, driver's side: sensor data implausible
93BO: Head airbag, driver
From realoem.com (part numbers and descriptions):
For code 93DA:
Accelerating sensor; 65776951595
Sensor, B-pillar left; 65776974364
Left front door air bag module; 72127034057
I could not find a part to correlate to 93BO: Head airbag, driver.
For code 93DA; assuming BMW and realoem differentiate sensor and module on purpose; what make the most sense is the Accelerating sensor; but it could be Sensor, B-pillar left?
How do I tell which one it is?
From: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...Oo_Jzi89jOpO4A
Front airbag sensor, driver's side and front-passenger side
The 2 front airbag sensors are longitudinal acceleration sensors.
The installation of the front airbag sensors depends on the national version.
> E60, E61, E63, E64, E85, E93: US version only
> E70: Europe and US versions
Now I know the battery cable is still a strong contender for being the culprit; but would I not see another code if the cable was at fault?
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