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Old 28th February 2022, 20:30   #1
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Interesting question about disabling the tensioner, try it and tell us, but don’t forget the back-up first (if you can find it later in the Windows jungle). Also interesting, besides the tensioner, will the rest of the system still be active? Guess no-one knows.

Wondering if a large amount of solder could increase the resistance? I remember something ages ago when I bought a non-standard lambda sensor about instructions saying not to solder it but use special connectors instead.

I’ve disabled the brake pad warning light on mine as I used non-standard pads without the sensors (BMW). Didn’t disable the ABS. Brake light on, disabled, then off. I change tyres twice a year so no problem checking the pads.

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Old 28th February 2022, 23:02   #2
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I have THESE fitted to mine, and have been for at least 6 maybe 7 years. They have been heat shrunk closed with an adhesive type heat shrink, that I havent been able to find since, but if I need to remove the seats, they can be cut open and unplugged.

Thanks Alan – I have a set of connectors somewhere like the ones recommended here, but got lazy and just soldered the wires. But I suspect the wires to the pre-tensioners weren’t done



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Interesting question about disabling the tensioner, try it and tell us

I will if I get brave enough… does “SAVE” equate to “backup” do you reckon…? I suspect it just saves the new, altered, SCARY config


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Wondering if a large amount of solder could increase the resistance? I remember something ages ago when I bought a non-standard lambda sensor about instructions saying not to solder it but use special connectors instead.
I don’t THINK so, but anyway, it’s been fine for maybe a year, till I moved the {naughty word} seat


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Old 1st March 2022, 01:59   #3
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I will if I get brave enough… does “SAVE” equate to “backup” do you reckon…? I suspect it just saves the new, altered, SCARY config
I would have thought that pressing SAVE in the beginning with your existing configuration would make a back-up, does it generate a file?

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Old 1st March 2022, 15:23   #4
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Well, I've answered my own question - I toggled the driver's side pretensioner off, saved, and out went the airbag light - just like that. Useful for the MOT, but I'll still get it fixed at some stage.


Disclaimer: if you follow my example, stick your hand in the fire, or vote for... hhmmm, no, better not start that one - responsibility for consequences is yours alone


PS there is no facility to save a config file as with TOAF - you can read codes, toggle sensors on/off, and save to the SRS. That's it.
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Old 1st March 2022, 15:36   #5
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Thanks, interesting information for those with the Autoliv SRS system.

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