All airbag is faulty

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SzeBen

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Hello guys,

Tried to find similar problem on this forum but nothing so far.

So every single airbag is faulty in the car. Is it the control module? I think yes, but would like to get a confirmation from you guys.
Do I have to check the part number on the new control module, or is it enough just to recode it?

Thank you.
 
I think plug & play, no coding required.
I have a few air bag controllers, but you are a bit too far to come & try one before you buy though. Happy to post to you.
 
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I have replaced more faulty airbag control modules than I have replaced faulty airbags.
I think it’s inconceivable that all the airbags have simultaneously developed the same fault, so concur that the likely explanation - based on the limited information available - is a faulty control module.
Cross-compatibility between airbag control modules is a minefield. If you want to guarantee compatibility and avoid having to do any software coding, then a replacement with the exact same part number is necessary.

I may have the variant of control module that you need and am happy to post to Hungary should you wish.

Cheers,

Tom
 
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SzeBen said:
Hello guys,

Tried to find similar problem on this forum but nothing so far.

So every single airbag is faulty in the car. Is it the control module? I think yes, but would like to get a confirmation from you guys.
Do I have to check the part number on the new control module, or is it enough just to recode it?

Thank you.
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As has been stated the airbag module is very robust but @ Timmus is the man to ask
I suggest disconnecting the battery and leaving it for an hour or so and see what happens when you reconnect. What does a VCDS scan s
 
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