do you know any circuit diagram of the sensor used in an airbag system?
Q. do you know any circuit diagram of the sensor used in an airbag system?
Asked by jan - Tue Sep 30 03:25:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jan I just looked it up on wickapedia and there are some descriptions
Answered by CARL G H - Tue Sep 30 03:33:05 2008
Q. do you know any circuit diagram of the sensor used in an airbag system?
Asked by jan - Tue Sep 30 03:25:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jan I just looked it up on wickapedia and there are some descriptions
Answered by CARL G H - Tue Sep 30 03:33:05 2008
airbag deployment question?
Q. To be more specific driver side curtain airbag deployment, while driving on a freeway about 100km/hr. There was no accident to cause the airbag to come out. Dealership claims that the cause is front passenger under-body damage (to be specific cross-member damage on the passenger side) -passenger airbag never came out. I have found 2 edr codes indicating short circuit. car has no physical damage, no dents, no scratches. 2 years ago the same car run over something on the freeway ripping the windshield fluid bottle off (which happens to be also located at the front passenger side) Dealership is claiming that there is a collision code in the event data recovery system ...is it possible that this code was recorded because computer 'thought'… [cont.]
Asked by inattika - Sun Jun 7 14:33:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it. If there is nothing physically wrong with the car, I think it would be the maker's fault. It could have short circuit.
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 7 14:41:53 2009
Q. To be more specific driver side curtain airbag deployment, while driving on a freeway about 100km/hr. There was no accident to cause the airbag to come out. Dealership claims that the cause is front passenger under-body damage (to be specific cross-member damage on the passenger side) -passenger airbag never came out. I have found 2 edr codes indicating short circuit. car has no physical damage, no dents, no scratches. 2 years ago the same car run over something on the freeway ripping the windshield fluid bottle off (which happens to be also located at the front passenger side) Dealership is claiming that there is a collision code in the event data recovery system ...is it possible that this code was recorded because computer 'thought'… [cont.]
Asked by inattika - Sun Jun 7 14:33:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it. If there is nothing physically wrong with the car, I think it would be the maker's fault. It could have short circuit.
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 7 14:41:53 2009
The instrument panels lights on 97 Dodge pickup have gone dark. What could be the problem?
Q. The fuse is good. The switch is functioning normally. The indicator lights such as "Brake", "Airbag", etc all light up at ignition time. I'm thinking the circuit sheet on the back of the cluster may be bad. Is there anything else to check?
Asked by Sportster - Mon Oct 2 17:15:42 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you sure switch is functioning normally. everthing else works? ive seen this before, all works except dash lights and it was the swicth, many times. its about the only thing that could cause all the dash lights to go out at once other than the fuse.
Answered by trevor s - Mon Oct 2 20:58:10 2006
Q. The fuse is good. The switch is functioning normally. The indicator lights such as "Brake", "Airbag", etc all light up at ignition time. I'm thinking the circuit sheet on the back of the cluster may be bad. Is there anything else to check?
Asked by Sportster - Mon Oct 2 17:15:42 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you sure switch is functioning normally. everthing else works? ive seen this before, all works except dash lights and it was the swicth, many times. its about the only thing that could cause all the dash lights to go out at once other than the fuse.
Answered by trevor s - Mon Oct 2 20:58:10 2006
Honda Audio?
Q. I have been to Best Buy, Circuit City, and two local stereo shops in town. I have been told by all four that they cannot and will not change out any Honda audio including speakers. There were several reasons but generally the same, the cars ABS, Airbags, and something else is wired into the stereo system. You have to obtain some sort of adaptor from Honda at about $130 for each speaker you want to swap out. Has anyone been able to swap out speakers or the stereo in a 2007 Civic?
Asked by jtcampbell1 - Fri Jan 26 10:31:17 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you want a real system, you go to a real shop, if they REALLY know what they are doing, they can do it. its called "custom" for a reason. ive been a mechanic/car builder for bout 10 years now. if you got a little money to throw around a good shop could do it for bout... $200 for decent deck $150 in adapters(should only need 2-3, most new cars run circuits together.)* $300 speakers and wire, boxes(if equipped with subs also), etc $150-250 for labor(depending on shop) so for between $800-1050 you could get a deceent set-up. *(most circuits in the car can also be "overridden" by removing fuses and "looping" the wire circuit.)
Answered by ian e - Fri Jan 26 13:57:33 2007
Q. I have been to Best Buy, Circuit City, and two local stereo shops in town. I have been told by all four that they cannot and will not change out any Honda audio including speakers. There were several reasons but generally the same, the cars ABS, Airbags, and something else is wired into the stereo system. You have to obtain some sort of adaptor from Honda at about $130 for each speaker you want to swap out. Has anyone been able to swap out speakers or the stereo in a 2007 Civic?
Asked by jtcampbell1 - Fri Jan 26 10:31:17 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you want a real system, you go to a real shop, if they REALLY know what they are doing, they can do it. its called "custom" for a reason. ive been a mechanic/car builder for bout 10 years now. if you got a little money to throw around a good shop could do it for bout... $200 for decent deck $150 in adapters(should only need 2-3, most new cars run circuits together.)* $300 speakers and wire, boxes(if equipped with subs also), etc $150-250 for labor(depending on shop) so for between $800-1050 you could get a deceent set-up. *(most circuits in the car can also be "overridden" by removing fuses and "looping" the wire circuit.)
Answered by ian e - Fri Jan 26 13:57:33 2007
Im buying a 1997 mitsubishi eclipse !!?
Q. Im buying a 1997 mitsubishi eclipse GSX for 3,000. Tell me please if its worth it. I have not seen it in person. The location is like 1 hour away, It has mods well heres the list of it. Parts List: Engine: JE Pistons Crower Rods Blitz Circuit Camshafts GReddy Intake Pipes hks ssqv blow-off Valve Blitz T25 Ceramic Ball Bearing Turbo Cusco Oil Catch Tank Blitz Radiator and Cap HKS 2.25" Downpipe HKS Exhaust System Transmission/Drivetrain: HKS Twin Plate Clutch Cusco LSDs in both the Front and Rear Difs Interior/Body: Autometer Phantom, Boost, A/F Ratio, Voltage, Water, Vacuum, Oil, Nitrous Guages. GReddy Turbo Timer Apex-i AFC-II 5" TV Monitor Custom Aluminum Dash Trim Custom Mitsubishi Leather Shift Boot Conrerro… [cont.]
Asked by mexican_boy - Sat Mar 8 17:05:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With all the listed mods, and how much that car's listed for, I would reconsider buying it. It's just too much money involved when something breaks. If something does, OEM parts won't do it because of the million aftermarket parts that was put in it. Unless you have plenty of money to burn in repairs, DON'T. And besides, how much miles was put in this car???...exactly! This car probably has seen too much racing circuits and strips and needed to be retired too!!! Think about it.
Answered by Eddie - Sun Mar 9 17:53:34 2008
Q. Im buying a 1997 mitsubishi eclipse GSX for 3,000. Tell me please if its worth it. I have not seen it in person. The location is like 1 hour away, It has mods well heres the list of it. Parts List: Engine: JE Pistons Crower Rods Blitz Circuit Camshafts GReddy Intake Pipes hks ssqv blow-off Valve Blitz T25 Ceramic Ball Bearing Turbo Cusco Oil Catch Tank Blitz Radiator and Cap HKS 2.25" Downpipe HKS Exhaust System Transmission/Drivetrain: HKS Twin Plate Clutch Cusco LSDs in both the Front and Rear Difs Interior/Body: Autometer Phantom, Boost, A/F Ratio, Voltage, Water, Vacuum, Oil, Nitrous Guages. GReddy Turbo Timer Apex-i AFC-II 5" TV Monitor Custom Aluminum Dash Trim Custom Mitsubishi Leather Shift Boot Conrerro… [cont.]
Asked by mexican_boy - Sat Mar 8 17:05:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With all the listed mods, and how much that car's listed for, I would reconsider buying it. It's just too much money involved when something breaks. If something does, OEM parts won't do it because of the million aftermarket parts that was put in it. Unless you have plenty of money to burn in repairs, DON'T. And besides, how much miles was put in this car???...exactly! This car probably has seen too much racing circuits and strips and needed to be retired too!!! Think about it.
Answered by Eddie - Sun Mar 9 17:53:34 2008
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