corsa c

**radiosolutions** · 6th April, 2013, 06:05 PM

i have a corsa c with airbag light on. fault : b0017 passenger airbag squib high resistance. the car does not have a passenger airbag so i think someone put wrong airbag module on it. i tried opcom to configure but will not do it. is it possible to do it manually if i took off car and read the module with eprom programmer. the moule is a temic 24 439 954. thanks

**j4g3d** · 6th April, 2013, 06:13 PM

The corsa C does have a passenger airbag.

Are you saying it is missing? if so that is why you have the light and the code

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**radiosolutions** · 6th April, 2013, 06:22 PM

this one does not m8. there is no wiring there for it.

**j4g3d** · 6th April, 2013, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by radiosolutions

this one does not m8. there is no wiring there for it.

Little confused, are you saying it should be there but its missing? or it wasnt there from factory? what year?

I find it odd as corsa c generally comes with pass airbag, also if it didnt it would not bring up a error code.....

**radiosolutions** · 6th April, 2013, 06:44 PM

no m8 from factory no airbag passenger, the car was accident damage so i think someone put wrong airbag module on, this is why light is on airbag module configured for passenger airbag which is not there, car is 2004 reg

**flixuno** · 6th April, 2013, 06:46 PM

sorry for my English
seems that this unit is not the original airbag

**j4g3d** · 6th April, 2013, 09:02 PM

Ah right, in that case probably the airbag module is used from another corsa. Maybe the other corsa it was from had 2 airbags, so maybe needs tech2 to tell the module it should only see 1 airbag and not 2. Or get the right module for your car.

**leandroks** · 6th April, 2013, 09:24 PM

U have to find another corsa with no pass airbag to get the ecu number and so find the right dump. is possible to do that manually but i dont know anyone capable of. Sorry

**teuton** · 7th April, 2013, 12:47 AM

You can do a SPS with tech2. This will tell the module that there is no passenger airbag installed.
IF you find someone who knows where this codin information is stored in the dump and how to change which values......yes, then you'll be able to do this manually......but may run into checksum errors!!!!

**xdamdamx** · 7th April, 2013, 10:52 AM

Post your dump here, or give us SDM module number.

**ubistvo** · 7th April, 2013, 03:14 PM

Try with this maybe this will help you
Its not original with your but maybe you can try

**Meat-Head** · 7th April, 2013, 09:20 PM

Word on street says otp opel

1) virgin dump

2) gorrect module

3) slam your bidy down to its level look at the larger pins and plump a resistor in an educated gureesss one to make it think it has a bag

tjis iphone really ois is snit

**mtechno** · 8th April, 2013, 06:22 PM

Yes if is just a two pin connection,you can test a good air bag igniter with ohmeter & duplicate its resistance by fitting a resistor to the terminal block, if you cant find air bag to evaluate resistance just copy it from drivers airbag as they are usually very similar values give or take 0.5ohms

**ubistvo** · 9th April, 2013, 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by mtechno

Yes if is just a two pin connection,you can test a good air bag igniter with ohmeter & duplicate its resistance by fitting a resistor to the terminal block, if you cant find air bag to evaluate resistance just copy it from drivers airbag as they are usually very similar values give or take 0.5ohms

I do not agree with you friend
The resistors is 2,2ohms
Not 0,5 its to small resistor for airbag simulation and it will have again the error mesage

**teuton** · 9th April, 2013, 01:19 PM

Originally Posted by ubistvo

I do not agree with you friend
The resistors is 2,2ohms
Not 0,5 its to small resistor for airbag simulation and it will have again the error mesage

hi,

mtechno says you can use a resistor 0.5ohms more or less than specification, with the 2.2 ohms of your example it would be anything from 1.7 up to 2.7 ohms