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    clear airbag light

    07-05-2012 11:51 PM #1
    anyone on here in nova can clear an airbag light for my mk3 golf?if so how much?thanks
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    07-09-2012 12:13 PM #2
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    08-07-2012 01:27 PM #3
    Will this http://www.ecstuning.com/ES9950 let me reset my airbag light?
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    08-07-2012 02:12 PM #4
    It's on for a reason. Find out why you have it and then fix it. You can't just "clear" an airbag light.
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    08-07-2012 04:39 PM #5
    well the clockspring was broken so i had a resistor in the plug on the car (found out what ohm resistor i needed via vortex) and i needed the light cleared.i ended up putting another clockspring and my buddy at work cleared it with his vag com
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    08-07-2012 04:57 PM #6
    just for future needs, autozone or any parts store have code readers that they lend for free so you can clear your codes.
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    08-09-2012 04:39 PM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Joey Russo View Post
    just for future needs, autozone or any parts store have code readers that they lend for free so you can clear your codes.
    FWIW, my early MKIV required the use of a VAGCOM to clear an airbag light. Not sure if it's different from the MKIII. Generic code readers would clear error codes, but not the airbag light.
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