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1 - Could it be time to change the gas canister that is used for inflating the airbag?
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Use inflating the airbag

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1 - Could it be time to change the gas canister that is used for inflating the airbag?
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POST 1Original post

It means it's time to dump the airbag wheel and get a nice three spoke Club Sport wheel. Think of all that weight you'll be saving...

POST 2Original post

Obviously first port of call is RTFM. seriously though I don't have a clue, so I'll make a few wild guesses: 1 - Could it be time to change the gas canister that is used for inflating the airbag? 2 - Could there be a loose connection? I'd give a 993 specialist a call or OPC and see what they recommend. As is usual you can guarantee someone else has been in the same situation and asked exactly the same question. cheers DAZ

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can anyone help me with this one... The airbag warning light has recently started to come on. Obvioulsy the airbag hasn't been deployed so I wonder what it can mean. Anyone know what it means and what I can do about it ? Cheers

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