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SRS Reset - Anything more I don't understand? 850 1995

posted by  tooncesmom on  Wed Mar 26 07:41 CST 2008
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Hi:

I have been an infrequent poster to the Brickboard but appreciate all the helpful advice given on here.

I've read a lot about resetting the SRS light and know how it's done, however, I am still getting the code 2-3-2 for Left Tensioner open circuit.

The history: I am the owner of a 1995 850 Turbo sedan and had to replace the driver's seat belt assembly. Someone else did the work. The battery negative was not disconnected, only the connector to the assembly behind the side panel (B panel?) Anyway, seat belt works fine but SRS light stays on. That is the only code that comes up. Clearing the code at the engine diagnositc module does not clear it, so I am wondering if there's anything physical I need also to do--clean contacts (and if so, where/how?) I don't want to unplug anything if there's a danger of the pyrotechnic exploding or the SIPS bag deploying. Can someone give me some baby steps to solve this problem as I will be attempting it myself? Email is okay. sbarrett@cruzio.com

Suzanne






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