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I suggest you use 3.3Ohm resistors and put them into all of the air bag connectors one at a time and then locating the problem are once the lamp goes off . Use the tuner to clear codes and then test again .
You'll need several resistors , all cheap as chips from EBay or Maplins
Two things , check all the body earths in engine bay and also at the steering column .
Seems like the electric motor is pulling to much current and tripping the power circuit through the poor earth .
Update : The stickers have been confirmed to me as unavailable - so you'd be lucky to find any if anyone had stock left over .
Price was apparently for 1 pack which contains both sides
Don't forget to disconnect the battery terminal , and with regards to releasing the belt tensioner - seek the help of someone with a little knowledge as these Clios are a little bit awkward really when it comes to the belt.
So I'm doing the last stages of the scoops today , as you can see in the pic one on my brackets which is pop riveted to the fog housing and this only poses a minor issue.
I had to cut the pipe to pass along side of the riveted part .
Once in place I secured with a hose clip and it's nice and...
Managed to get these fitted today , seems to fit quite tidy , when car on the floor , no fowling on full lock and it clears the braided brake line . [emoji2] sweet.
O/S one doubles as a guard for the crank pulley as such
That's why I thought my idea of having the pipes go to a reservoir , then the level will just rise and fall from lock to lock won't it ?
Maybe it's just cafufle anyway [emoji14]