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Airbag Light -- New Variety
tonymccandless replied to 1schoir's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Thanks Loren Car is being put back together now and Peter is checking the wiring on the passenger and driver side floor pans. He stated that you can get kit for this but he uses his own fix. Sounds as if it might be linked to other reference I read to grounding problems. He mentioned that his experience on seat belt reference was to do with the tensioners. Not sure if this is in line with experience from the folks here or not. Btw where do I get hold of the TIB's that refer to this ? -
Airbag Light -- New Variety
tonymccandless replied to 1schoir's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Maurice Feedback from mechanic is no progress and he cannot find the cause. Looks like only hope is for you to get a result with the seat belt buckle replacement. -
Airbag Light -- New Variety
tonymccandless replied to 1schoir's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Maurice Any progress yet ? Believe it or not our 1998 2.5 is now showing same problem and excellent indie in Scotland is having a hard time getting it sorted. We replaced the spool in the steering wheel a few months ago which had started breaking up and since then that dammed light won't go off and gives out the same error code 21 as yours. He is working on it today after doing all wiring traces yesterday and is going to swap in another airbag from a Boxster in for service to see if it gives different readings and the light goes off. V.frustating as we have sold the car and said we would get the light fixed before handing it over. If this takes any longer we will be abel to hand it over as a vintage :D