- Feb 12, 2025
- 2
- 6
- Funster No
- 110,267
- MH
- 2013 Relay
Sorry if this has been covered before but I'm struggling to understand all the info I've been reading so far.
I have the very common airbag fault B010200. The passenger seat was removed by the previous owner and replaced with a single seat (which has been fitted to his new Relay). I received the vehicle with the original double seat situated in the back of the van, not bolted in and the airbag warning light on the dash. The original twin seat unit has absolutely no wiring on it. This leads me to believe that nothing was ever plugged in to the loom that is under the passenger seat - is this the case for vans? The previous owner did not have any airbag faults prior to the single seat being removed... BUT, he did have the main battery changed 3 weeks ago due to the original battery being totally flat - I'm thinking this is the cause of the airbag light/warning
The vehicle has 2, 4 pin plugs - neither of which is connected to anything. One plug comes out of the battery box area and the other from under where the passenger seat would be bolted in.
From what I've read I could plug in some resistors to clear the airbag light issue but my wire colours don't match the black and yellow wires that everyone else seems to have...
If your advice is to remove the airbag control unit for recoding that's fine as I have a local company that can do this, but will I still have the issue when I have no resistors plugged into my loom?
Pics attached. I would be so grateful if anyone could shed some light, please. Thank you so much in advance
I have the very common airbag fault B010200. The passenger seat was removed by the previous owner and replaced with a single seat (which has been fitted to his new Relay). I received the vehicle with the original double seat situated in the back of the van, not bolted in and the airbag warning light on the dash. The original twin seat unit has absolutely no wiring on it. This leads me to believe that nothing was ever plugged in to the loom that is under the passenger seat - is this the case for vans? The previous owner did not have any airbag faults prior to the single seat being removed... BUT, he did have the main battery changed 3 weeks ago due to the original battery being totally flat - I'm thinking this is the cause of the airbag light/warning
The vehicle has 2, 4 pin plugs - neither of which is connected to anything. One plug comes out of the battery box area and the other from under where the passenger seat would be bolted in.
From what I've read I could plug in some resistors to clear the airbag light issue but my wire colours don't match the black and yellow wires that everyone else seems to have...
If your advice is to remove the airbag control unit for recoding that's fine as I have a local company that can do this, but will I still have the issue when I have no resistors plugged into my loom?
Pics attached. I would be so grateful if anyone could shed some light, please. Thank you so much in advance