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Seatbelt Airbag Light
rntrg replied to kbrandsma's topic in DIY Articles - Boxster (986) - Common Fixes and Repairs
Thanks to @kbrandsma for the awesome tutorial and @Loren for answering a question (on a Saturday!), I successfully performed this fix on my 2000 986 base today. No more airbag light! Took her for a little spin with the top down this evening just to make sure. It was my first job on this new-to-me car. Planning on doing the IMS, clutch, tensioners and chain guides over the winter. [Edit] I forgot to mention that, because my car is a late 2000 vehicle with power seats, the ground wiring didn’t need to be touched (Measure B in the TSB). Lacking a heat gun, I just used a lighter (carefully) for the shrink tubing.