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Old 06-03-2013, 03:01 PM   #1
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E46 Airbag Warning Light
So over the weekend I did some interior work and removed my driver seat in my E46 M3 and in the process I disconnected the wiring harness underneath the seat but when I connected it again, the airbag warning light is on and now won't go off (All done with the battery unplugged of course).

Does anybody have the tool to reset/clear the light for me? Hook a brotha up and I'll grab you lunch or somethin. Thanks!
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I did the same with my passenger seat years ago, and now my passenger airbag light will go on/off intermittently. Not sure why they do this, as I'm sure we've both completely reconnected the wiring.
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I solved this, had a buddy reset it with a tool.
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