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Air Bag dash light S70 1998

posted by  linc on  Tue Apr 23 18:47 CST 2002
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Yes, I'd say this is a hungry dealership. The bulletin for headlights was done, according to the person that sold me the car. But what do I know?

The door sensor is a pain. The interior lights stay on until you hold up on this door and slam it shut. I'm sure this practice will cause other problems eventually, so we try not to use the door at all! Real functional. The part contains a micro switch and costs over a $100. It plays with the central locking and alarm and I've just haven't wanted to tackle it yet.

I kept the old abs unit with the thought that I'd swap it back in after this one flakes out, just to see what it does.

And now on to the airbag problem!






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