It is the yellow child in the seat symbol. It stays on whichever position the switch is in. Tried having someone sitting in the passenger seat, no different.
Another mobile auto electrician came out this afternoon and his reader detected and deleted a bunch of old codes, still got the faults...
Had the passenger seat out and checked for bad connections, all looks fine, disconnected the battery for a couple of hours while working on the seat.
Doesn't matter which position the passenger airbag switch is in the light is still on.
Checked every fuse in the engine bay fusebox and the...
The passenger airbag light is constantly on, it isn't an intermittent fault.
I'm inquisitive and like to know why things aren't working, it isn't a days work to take out 2 self tapping screws to see what is inside the switch. I now know that it isn't a simple on/off switch but one that gives...
Just stripped the switch down again and checked the resistance again, I used the mobile phone to zoom in on the resistors, one is marked 1000 and the other 4020. I reset the meter and checked again, the resistors are fine so I don't think the switch is the problem
Gave the door pull cable a bit of a wriggle about, sprayed a bit of oil into the key hole and the interior door handle started to work again. Put the door back together and moved on to the passenger air bag switch. That came out really easily so I took the 2 screws out that hold it together to...
Thanks for the input guys.
Fitted a new battery, still got all the existing faults.
Got the door panel off to see if I can work out what is wrong with that as it is mechanical, the cable is still attached at both ends but pulling it doesn't open the latch.
Had the auto electrician guy out...
My 2004 QP has had various spurious electrical failure messages over the years I've owned it, Airbag failure, suspension failure, ABS failure, you know the list no doubt. I've not used the car much over the past couple of years and now looking to put it on the market have some wonderful new...