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Airbag light taking a while to go off

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Am noticing that the airbag light can take several minutes to go out, but out it indeed goes.

Any thoughts before I take the time out to have the OPC take a look?

Thanks.
 
Several minutes?

A few seconds is normal, several minutes is odd.

Is that get in,
key in
start
warm up
drive
light out?

Can you tell us how long, or where in the cycle above it goes out.
Any info on the dash?
 
Normal get in, start up, a minute or so manoeuvring, then drive off.

Battery is amazingly 6 years old, but still at 70+ Ah under test, so it's not that been almost permanently on CTEK when parked.
 
Looks like a fault requiring diagnostics readings from OPC or Indy as it sounds like a software or sensor fault. Sorry cant help further.
 
cheshire911 said:
Looks like a fault requiring diagnostics readings from OPC or Indy as it sounds like a software or sensor fault. Sorry cant help further.
Click to expand...

Yes, that's the next step, but thoughtI'd ask in case something simple, although checked under-seat wiring to be sure no loose connectors there etc.

Thanks anyway all.
 
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