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Author Subject: Pretensioner wiring problems
lorna41

Newbie

Location: Doncaster

Registered: 19 Jan 2011

Posts: 7

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Post #1
Hi

Am sure this is a common problem and have been reading all the old posts about it but still not quite sure what i need so here goes...

Just had gti6 half leather seats fitted to my 306. All in ok and look fab but the wiring on the new seats is different to the old and they have different coloured wires aswell as different ended connectors. (Airbag light flashing as obviously not connected up at minute now) My car is an 01 306 and the seats came from a 99 gti6.

Have been told i need to get the wiring from the gti6 (about a 3 foot length) so they can connect back together but the guy has scrapped the shell now that the seats came from.

Ive found another gti6 that has the wiring available but im not sure what to ask for? Is it relatively easy once i get this wiring or can it be sorted another way (without actually leaving the pretensioner not working or covering up the flashing light) Smile
Thanks
Posted 20th Jan 2011 at 15:32
james_gti6

Senior User

Location: Goodwick

Registered: 18 Jan 2010

Posts: 528

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Post #2
its ok, they can go any way around, ignore the colours and just wire them up.

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Posted 21st Jan 2011 at 04:17
lorna41

Newbie

Location: Doncaster

Registered: 19 Jan 2011

Posts: 7

Status: Offline

Post #3
Thanks for that, not got round to it yet but the flashing airbag light is driving me crazy so will have a look during week. Thought i may be able to just wire them up but with them having different connecors on the end (both male i think) i didnt want to risk it.
Posted 31st Jan 2011 at 01:34

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