Air bag light-code 22: RESOLVED
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Air bag light-code 22: RESOLVED
I know this has been beaten to death(well, my air bag light has beaten me) but I need a set of fresh minds. I have searched this forum and have what I believe is a fairly complete file of fixes, none of which have worked. Latest attempt was to work on driver side seat belt tensioner. It is still a bit sloppy but if I talk nice it retract. Seat has been out(driver) cleaned, Inc stuff. I still have code 22.
I am open to starting all over again if someone(ones, or as we say"ya'll) has a suggestion on the the most logical critical path.
As always thank ya'll for the help.
I am open to starting all over again if someone(ones, or as we say"ya'll) has a suggestion on the the most logical critical path.
As always thank ya'll for the help.
Last edited by GGG; 05-01-2019 at 08:14 AM. Reason: Add "RESOLVED" to thread title
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If you have not yet cleaned the seat belt buckle latch innards with something like electrical contact cleaner, give that a shot....
Also, if you have not removed the seats, disconnected their wiring harnesses, and cleaned their connector innards with electrical contact cleaner, do that as well....
Also, if you have not removed the seats, disconnected their wiring harnesses, and cleaned their connector innards with electrical contact cleaner, do that as well....
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I had this code.
I had this code off and on in my 2004 XK8. I finally solved it after having removed the drivers seat several time and cleaning all the connectors with contact cleaner. Finally went all the way and peeled the seat back cover all the way to get at the side air bag connection. Cleaned all the terminals and it worked. It has been a year now and no code.
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NOTE: one side of the RCM (Restraints Control Module) circuit goes to the SENSORS but on the other side it goes to the IGNITERS!
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Be sure to disconnect the battery and give the capacitors time to discharge before diving in to the seat airbag harness connections.
Graham
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Be sure to disconnect the battery and give the capacitors time to discharge before diving in to the seat airbag harness connections.
Graham
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