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P38 crash sensor question
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Doolinjames
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There are different SRS ECU's depending on the year. I'll go look at a sensor and see what can be tested.
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That looks like it has been wet.
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I have changed it now
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Sorry, I don't have details of the early crash sensors. Basically they are just an inertia switch. as I said, diagnostics would tell where the fault lies.
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Only thing I have is a hawkie
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Unplug a sensor and see how many connections there are. I think I have a couple of those sensors in my scrapper, where are you located?
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Ok
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Please remove your address, not good to put it on a public forum, PM me with the address after I look to see if I still have the sensors.
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Have you actually checked the SRS ECU for faults to see if the crash sensors are faulty or permanently tripped ?
Also are both the SRS bulbs in the cluster ok ?
Also are both the SRS bulbs in the cluster ok ?
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Yes they were missing had to buy new bulbs and the fittings
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Don't know how to check the sensors for faults.if U know can U explain how to do that I have a top of the range tester
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The sensors are still in my scrapper, not been able to get them off today due to rain. I will try when I get a dry spell.
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Ok that's okay it's a beautiful day here
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Nanocom would tell you.
Does your diagnostics talk to all the P38 ECU's ? I doubt it.
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I only have a hawkie it's telling me no communication as if there is a break in the system
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I know someone who has got a nanacom. Is it worth a try
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Definitely worth checking with Nanocom, it should tell you where the fault lies.
