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2002 911 Airbag Code 1 Help

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Does anyone have a good repair source for the cluster?
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Does anyone have a good repair source for the cluster?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, I have a 2002 911 that has an airbag code #1 error, I have done all steps in the service manual confirming it has good continuity at the cluster so it must be internal to that. Does anyone have a good repair source for the cluster?

POST 2Original post

What is the specific code? I don't know what an airbag code #1 is. How did you get this code?

POST 3Original post

DId you make sure the bulb was good? As another test you take a bulb and supply it with 12v then on the other terminal attach a jumper wire to the wire leading to the air-bag unit and then verify the code 1 is eliminated... If that eliminated the code 1 then you can be sure the Cluster has an internal " open circuit " ..

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