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hey all i have a r33 gtst and i have a problem...

it is the airbag sensor light.....it stays on all the time but for the time that i turn the engine off.

how do i get rid of this red light on my dashboard cuz it is really annoying me this big red light in my face.

i think that some one told me about a wire i have to disconnect on the bottom of the steering and i have to disconnect the battery over night or something or vice versa or battery first and then the wire, or other way around??

plz if anyone knows what to do i will be greatly appreciated

thank you!

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if that comes on your air bag computer could be ****ed, bcoz my mate crash his s2 r33 and wen the got the new air bags in they also had to get a new cpm[uter which was alot of ****in around as for cutting which wire i would have a clue sorry mate

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