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Connector in steering wheel airbag not secured
I need to learn German
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Well done mate.
Perseverance, with lots of forum help and happy to own up so we all learn from it.
Better check that coolant sensor connection again then.
Perseverance, with lots of forum help and happy to own up so we all learn from it.
Better check that coolant sensor connection again then.
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Well I never, who would have thought about looking there? Have a smattering of German understanding so immediately took the description to point to the side airbag not the steering wheel one. If you had let on you had the wheel off at the beginning we might have gone there first time. At least we all have some better understanding of the system now, Nice feeling when that airbag light is extinguished, mate who had his Z3 airbag light on and couldn't be cleared was overjoyed when I found out he had the wrong replacement module fitted to his car, replaced it with a correct one and coded it to the car and extingished the light within a few keystrokes on the laptop using NCS Expert. Made a change from the usual under seat connections being the cause with yours.
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In other news the level warning for coolant was sorted too
To do list down to 3 items!
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How?
Butterfingers on the connection?
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Gentle and not so gentle big hammer action
The float must have been stuck
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Ah ha! So a tip to all members fitting a new expansion tank.
Give it a good shake first to make sure the lower float is moving ok.
If nothing else, at least everyone must now have a better understanding of the overly complicated workings of the expansion tank.
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I forgot to cut the old one up and it went to the landfill... sorry must try harder next timeenuff_zed wrote: ↑Sat Nov 20, 2021 5:58 pmAh ha! So a tip to all members fitting a new expansion tank.
Give it a good shake first to make sure the lower float is moving ok.
If nothing else, at least everyone must now have a better understanding of the overly complicated workings of the expansion tank.
I'm sure I'll have one to cut up soon...
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