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Old 8th July 2010, 16:44   #1
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Default "lights/bulb out" warning light on dash?

Recently seen the "light/bulb out" sign on dash. My headlight bulbs werent working so i changed them. All the lights on the car are working but the warning light on the dash is still on? how do i reset this light?
please help as it it more annoying then the horrid airbag light that just comes on for no reason!
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Old 8th July 2010, 17:18   #2
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Recently seen the "light/bulb out" sign on dash. My headlight bulbs werent working so i changed them ... how do I reset this light?
It will reset itself during your next journey.
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... it is more annoying then the horrid airbag light that just comes on for no reason!
This airbag light fault is common on those super-reliable () German cars. I think it's a connector problem under the driver's seat.

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Using any LEDs? They don't draw enough current to be recognised as working.
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It will reset itself during your next journey.

This airbag light fault is common on those super-reliable () German cars. I think it's a connector problem under the driver's seat.

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I thought it was under the passenger seat?

Might explain why I haven't been able to reconnect it!
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Old 8th July 2010, 19:35   #5
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I thought it was under the passenger seat?
There are air bag circuit connectors are under both front seats.

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Old 8th July 2010, 19:55   #6
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bulb failure light could illuminate if your number plate lights are not working,the copper circuits brekdown.

if the airbag light is illuminated,remove the fuse for 20 minutes,it will reset the module.
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There are air bag circuit connectors are under both front seats.

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Thought the passenger seat was the common one to disconnect? Its the only one i've been told to look under.
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Thought the passenger seat was the common one to disconnect? Its the only one i've been told to look under.
That gives a 50% chance of success. The driver's seat gives you another 50%.
The passenger seat is subject to more shuffling around so tends to be favourite.

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