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Passenger airbag
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31 Dec 2015 16:59 #159428
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Please don't take this as a rude question, Rhys...but why do you want to remove it?
Has it fired, or are you doing away with it ?
Gus
Has it fired, or are you doing away with it ?
Gus
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31 Dec 2015 17:06 #159429
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Off road only winch challenge truck, need the space for storage and space for wirring.
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gusthegorilla wrote: Please don't take this as a rude question, Rhys...but why do you want to remove it?
Has it fired, or are you doing away with it ?
Gus
Off road only winch challenge truck, need the space for storage and space for wirring.
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31 Dec 2015 17:14 #159430
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31 Dec 2015 17:41 #159431
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Ok.....disconnect battery -ve, remove fuse #2 from fuse box #1
Allow 30 mins or so for any residual current to dissipate, then disconnect the yellow electrical connector (lock & slide type).
Disconnect module attachment bolts and remove, do not drop, and consider how you are going to either store it or dispose of it (NOT IN THE BIN :woohoo: )
Hope this helps,
Gus
Allow 30 mins or so for any residual current to dissipate, then disconnect the yellow electrical connector (lock & slide type).
Disconnect module attachment bolts and remove, do not drop, and consider how you are going to either store it or dispose of it (NOT IN THE BIN :woohoo: )
Hope this helps,
Gus
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