Airbag warning light has come on in my BMW 318d Touring - where can I have the sensor changed?
I have a 2005 BMW 318d Touring. Recently the airbag warning light has been coming on. BMW says the problem is a faulty passenger seat sensor and I am told that this is a failsafe system, where the fault condition is that the air bag will deploy whether or not there is a passenger in the seat. BMW has quoted around £300 to replace the sensor. I am wondering if it is necessary to have this repaired and if there a cheaper way of getting it fixed?
Asked on 17 March 2012 by PK, Wimborne
Answered by
Honest John
It’s now part of the MoT test, so it has to be fixed. Try: www.airbagman.co.uk or www.airbagreset.com.
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electrical faults
air bags
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