Left windows open side airbag light now on..Damn Rain!
07-24-2008, 01:25 PM
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Left windows open side airbag light now on..Damn Rain!
So , anyone think it will just dry out and turn off.
Go figure...I was bringing my title outside with me this morning and then I saw my wondows open (and it poured last night)....I was set to trade the car in TODAY!
Now I postponed my purchase in hopes that a few dry days will turn the light off...Where is the sensor? Perhaps a hairdryer will do the trick???
Go figure...I was bringing my title outside with me this morning and then I saw my wondows open (and it poured last night)....I was set to trade the car in TODAY!
Now I postponed my purchase in hopes that a few dry days will turn the light off...Where is the sensor? Perhaps a hairdryer will do the trick???
07-24-2008, 01:30 PM
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Don't worry too much about it; i made the same mistake about a year ago and the side airbag sensor dried out and fixed itself, but my headunit was a different story...
Give it like a week and if it's still messed up take it to Acura
Give it like a week and if it's still messed up take it to Acura
07-24-2008, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by mc222
So , anyone think it will just dry out and turn off.
Go figure...I was bringing my title outside with me this morning and then I saw my wondows open (and it poured last night)....I was set to trade the car in TODAY!
Now I postponed my purchase in hopes that a few dry days will turn the light off...Where is the sensor? Perhaps a hairdryer will do the trick???
Go figure...I was bringing my title outside with me this morning and then I saw my wondows open (and it poured last night)....I was set to trade the car in TODAY!
Now I postponed my purchase in hopes that a few dry days will turn the light off...Where is the sensor? Perhaps a hairdryer will do the trick???
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