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Hi Guys,

Not sure if this has been covered beofre as my Forum search option seems to be malfunctioning.

My Air Bag service light has come on and is a bit annoying .

Does anyone know how to get rid of this?

Thank you

Lee

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Before you take it to Nissan, try the below method.

Turn the key to the on position and watch the airbag light. It should stay solid for 5-7 secs, and then turn off, and then start to flash.

To reset the light, you must turn the key to on, watch the airbag light stay solid for 5-7 secs and as soon as the airbag light turns off, turn the key to the off position (you have to turn the key to off before the airbag light starts to flash, or you must start over). You need to repeat this 5 times. Try to start the car, and hopefully the light will be reset

Had same problem last month...above fixed it. No more flashing airbag light.

superspit Mentor

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Before you take it to Nissan, try the below method.

Turn the key to the on position and watch the airbag light. It should stay solid for 5-7 secs, and then turn off, and then start to flash.

To reset the light, you must turn the key to on, watch the airbag light stay solid for 5-7 secs and as soon as the airbag light turns off, turn the key to the off position (you have to turn the key to off before the airbag light starts to flash, or you must start over). You need to repeat this 5 times. Try to start the car, and hopefully the light will be reset

Had same problem last month...above fixed it. No more flashing airbag light.

hey Leev 35?...tell us if this shit works....okay? :)

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take it to nissan - get them to reset it. that will also tell you what is wrong.

usual thing is seatbelt and seat issues.

I took mine to Nissan on one occasion and it was not a good experience! Not only did they give the wrong answer to the problem but they also snapped my cam cover in half! They had no clue whatsoever.

superspit Mentor

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I took mine to Nissan on one occasion and it was not a good experience! Not only did they give the wrong answer to the problem but they also snapped my cam cover in half! They had no clue whatsoever.

and I bet they still wanted $140,500.00 (excl GST) !!

Leev_35 Contributor

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Hi Guys,

This reset worked a charm:

"Turn the key to the on position and watch the airbag light. It should stay solid for 5-7 secs, and then turn off, and then start to flash.

To reset the light, you must turn the key to on, watch the airbag light stay solid for 5-7 secs and as soon as the airbag light turns off, turn the key to the off position (you have to turn the key to off before the airbag light starts to flash, or you must start over). You need to repeat this 5 times. Try to start the car, and hopefully the light will be reset"

No more Air Bag flashing light or Nav screen warning!!

Cheers

Lee

superspit Mentor

superspit

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Hi Guys,

This reset worked a charm:

"Turn the key to the on position and watch the airbag light. It should stay solid for 5-7 secs, and then turn off, and then start to flash.

To reset the light, you must turn the key to on, watch the airbag light stay solid for 5-7 secs and as soon as the airbag light turns off, turn the key to the off position (you have to turn the key to off before the airbag light starts to flash, or you must start over). You need to repeat this 5 times. Try to start the car, and hopefully the light will be reset"

No more Air Bag flashing light or Nav screen warning!!

Cheers

Lee

Heeey!...you focker...you just ripped Nissan off......bowa 150,000.00 buh!

n15m0 Grand Master

n15m0

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Excellent, this reset works!

Thanks to poster. How did you figure this out anyway?

My take on the origin of the warning light was due to seat belts being replaced during the compliance process.

Original info came from g35driver.com which hosts a wealth of information pertaining to our cars a lot which is similar and useful.

Glad it worked.

superspit Mentor

superspit

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Original info came from g35driver.com which hosts a wealth of information pertaining to our cars a lot which is similar and useful.

Glad it worked.

Nismo...sincerely, it is the people like yourself that make these forums actually work, enjoyable, edumacational and give owners the confidence to help 'master' their vehicles. ......well done big fella!

If you or I was a shiela, I'd go down on you.

n15m0 Grand Master

n15m0

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Nismo...sincerely, it is the people like yourself that make these forums actually work, enjoyable, edumacational and give owners the confidence to help 'master' their vehicles. ......well done big fella!

If you or I was a shiela, I'd go down on you.

LOL! Too much info!! Maybe I am a shiela...or are you?? I've got a V SPOT...what have u got??

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