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Hi guys,

I have my Airbag light keep blinking. Its damn annoying. I have it checked at Nissan and they said something on my left hand side [passanger side] is open circuit. It is based on self consult they did on my car and the report is "Open LH".

Do you guys have any idea what is going on? is it the Airbag module on passanger side???

anyone has circuit diagram for R34 ?mind to post it up?

Any help/suggestion will be highly appreciated.

Cheers,

Edited by ecr33sky
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Try this mate;

Get in the car and close the door, turn the key to ignition, open the door and press the door ajar sensor button 7 times.....All within 10 secs (I think)

the light should go away. Sounds a bit wierd, but it worked for me. All I had to do was search the forums.

@55UPP

Dude, it works....haha...cant believe its so simple...

thanks very much for the help....

I brought it to NISSAN not long ago and they freaking charge me $250 and just give me craps without solving anything....and ask me to come back again....I would not go back for the same problem coz they just dont know what they are doing......brainless money sucker!!!!

Thanks once again 55UP

Also...thanks for the ppl who reply to this thread...appreciate it very much

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