03 Jaguar xkr code 22 airbag light
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From: sebring fl
03 Jaguar xkr code 22 airbag light
Finally decided to fix my code 22. The seat is disconnected,removed and the leather is pulled off half way. Can any point out where the hall sensor is, and that metal sensor that is in the seat slide? All connectors were cleaned with CRC, and wires checked. I need advice on where to proceed from here
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Hi Frank,
You're almost there with the airbag code fix. Look for the connector at the explosive charge, you want the plug with the two pins. Push and pull the pins, you will see they move inside the plug housing. This movement is enough to cause the code.
Open the plug housing and fit a small plastic wedge behind the two pins to ensure they don't move inwards when reconnected. Before you reconnect, reroute that cable so there is a little slack at the connection.
You can then test by just reconnecting everything prior to refitting correctly.
I did this on my XK8 and the code never reappeared.
Hope this helps,
Jim
You're almost there with the airbag code fix. Look for the connector at the explosive charge, you want the plug with the two pins. Push and pull the pins, you will see they move inside the plug housing. This movement is enough to cause the code.
Open the plug housing and fit a small plastic wedge behind the two pins to ensure they don't move inwards when reconnected. Before you reconnect, reroute that cable so there is a little slack at the connection.
You can then test by just reconnecting everything prior to refitting correctly.
I did this on my XK8 and the code never reappeared.
Hope this helps,
Jim
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Fixed!!!
I took every connector apart, sprayed with CRC and put the see eat back in before replacing the leather. I started the car and NO airbag code....Doing a happy dance and still wonder what the clock spring has anything to do with it....
Now if I can only figure why my headlights go off occasionally on auto mode
Now if I can only figure why my headlights go off occasionally on auto mode
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Hi Frank,
You're almost there with the airbag code fix. Look for the connector at the explosive charge, you want the plug with the two pins. Push and pull the pins, you will see they move inside the plug housing. This movement is enough to cause the code.
Open the plug housing and fit a small plastic wedge behind the two pins to ensure they don't move inwards when reconnected. Before you reconnect, reroute that cable so there is a little slack at the connection.
You can then test by just reconnecting everything prior to refitting correctly.
I did this on my XK8 and the code never reappeared.
Hope this helps,
Jim
You're almost there with the airbag code fix. Look for the connector at the explosive charge, you want the plug with the two pins. Push and pull the pins, you will see they move inside the plug housing. This movement is enough to cause the code.
Open the plug housing and fit a small plastic wedge behind the two pins to ensure they don't move inwards when reconnected. Before you reconnect, reroute that cable so there is a little slack at the connection.
You can then test by just reconnecting everything prior to refitting correctly.
I did this on my XK8 and the code never reappeared.
Hope this helps,
Jim