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Miguel
Member Since: 16 Sep 2008
Location: Viseu
Posts: 92
  
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It all happened when making the GLP the mechanic pulled the driver seat to the front and got a nice red light right afterwards.. so I am guessing that either the door or the driver seat are the problem.
I was stupid enough to go to the stealer to solve this problem two days ago, without asking for a cost estimate.
They now tell me that after two days they can't find the problem so probably only tomorrow will I have the car.. at least 16 hours to solve this problem or maybe 24 .. I fear for the final tab ..
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 Tue Oct 13 2009 2:56pm |
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Miguel
Member Since: 16 Sep 2008
Location: Viseu
Posts: 92
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Just came back from the stealer.. the problem was a screw holding the glp tube inserted from the downside that cutted one or two wires coming from the airbag :S... hope the GLP mechanic has got a good insurance for this kind of things, because I won't pay that bill!!!! 
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| Tue Oct 13 2009 3:57pm |
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Dazzahooz
Member Since: 31 Oct 2009
Location: Surrey
Posts: 22
 
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Happy Chappy wrote:My wife's TDV6 base had this fault from new. It recurred each time I drove the car but not when she did. Reported to Guy Salmon who claimed to have "fixed" the problem only for it to re-occur next time I drove it. Eventually deduced it was moving the seat base that triggered the problem. Once I told GS this they simply unclipped and reclipped a multiplug under the dreivers seat and "robert is your aunty's husband". All Ok for 3000 miles now (touch wood)
Is this clipping and unclipping easy to do? Should i try it?
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| Wed Nov 25 2009 1:38pm |
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Mike767
Member Since: 15 Oct 2008
Location: Congleton, Cheshire.
Posts: 119
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I've just checked the loom on my 06 HSE. Basically, wife is 5'2" and the seat is a long way forward when she drives the car. When I get in, the seat runs almost fully back and in doing so, part of the seat base runs over the loom. At least one wire is exposed as the insulation has been worn away.
Is this the subject of a recall because it seems to pose a fire risk?
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| Tue Jan 12 2010 9:46am |
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Adam Tricks
Member Since: 31 May 2010
Location: Redditch
Posts: 2
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Hi there i just had same problem today, my wife is 5ft2 and im nearly 6ft. She moved it on the drive today and the air bag light stuck on. I just played with wires at the front of the seat behind plastic panel and its gone off now. Only had car 2 weeks and love it. Its a 54 plate HSE with 88000 miles.
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| Wed Jun 09 2010 11:25pm |
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sopjas
Member Since: 31 Dec 2008
Location: Its never Dull in Hull
Posts: 258
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I have had this problem for a few months now , it sometimes wont come on for days then for no reason it comes on.
Although i have checked the fault code and the all rh airbag connections and modules i cannot find the cause! 'Just because you're breathing doesn't mean you're alive'
Buckingham blue, Webast timer/remote, AT2s, Black & Silver ovals ,
Privacy Glass , Drilled and Groved Discs , Xenons, Rear LED's , Light Guards,Hawkeye diagnostic unit.
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| Fri Jun 11 2010 8:54am |
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Blue
Member Since: 10 Mar 2005
Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Posts: 92
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This problem appeared in my 2005 HSE for the first time this summer. Back then they told me it was a known issue, and replaced the "spiral" connector in the steering wheel. The problem reappeared, so they told me the pins in the connector needed adjusting for a good contact. The next day it was back again, and I think they're plain clueless. They'd probably keep replacing costy parts forever.
I'll take a look at the wiring under the seat as you guys suggested, there's such a mess down there that something is sure to go wrong.
I've been away from the forum for a while so I forgot how important it is to check the forums first before taking the car for repairs. Sometimes it'll help you speed the repair and save money, others it can help you dodge the BS the shop throws at you, but in any case you're better informed. Blue
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| Sun Nov 14 2010 12:10pm |
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harrim51
Member Since: 29 Aug 2009
Location: Malvern
Posts: 275
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Had this problem start at Xmas when I changed the washer fuse. Went through all the fixes on here with no luck so went to dealers... They downloaded new soft ware into the airbag ecu and fixed it. £165 for the job. It did come back very clean and shiny 
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| Wed Jan 05 2011 9:20am |
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Blue
Member Since: 10 Mar 2005
Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Posts: 92
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Just a quick update: the cables were pretty tight under the seat and moving them did nothing so I finally took it to the dealer. They replaced the same part again saying that the connector was faulty. So far, its going well. Blue
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| Wed Jan 05 2011 10:41am |
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aglewis
Member Since: 13 Jan 2011
Location: Lancaster
Posts: 6
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I have a 2004 Disco 3 the air bag warning light came on a couple of months ago so took into Land rover main dealer who said it was a software problem, which sorted it. However it now started to come on after I turn right and stays untill I switch the engine off and then the same thing happens again, any ideas?
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| Fri Apr 08 2011 9:55pm |
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Blue
Member Since: 10 Mar 2005
Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Posts: 92
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I suggest you have them look at the airbag connectors in the steering wheel for loose, defective or damaged contacts. Blue
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| Fri Apr 08 2011 11:08pm |
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aglewis
Member Since: 13 Jan 2011
Location: Lancaster
Posts: 6
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ok thanks for the info but would you believe it it has not come all day today, can not wait till tomorrow to see if it comes on or stays off. Maybe I have been turning left all day and gone round in circles 
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| Sat Apr 09 2011 10:03pm |
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