Air Bag - Code 17
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I now have a part number for the B Pillar occupancy sensor, as I had a chat with Andy at Autoreserve Jaguar Parts in Derbyshire, although they don't currently have one in stock.
The part number is: HJE9681GBNED, with the NED being the colour code of the outer grill facia.
Any colour would do me, as I would be swapping the internals over anyway.
In the meantime, if anyone does have a testing procedure for the B Pillar sensor 'in situ', that would be great, and allow me to confirm if it is that part which has actually failed.
The part number is: HJE9681GBNED, with the NED being the colour code of the outer grill facia.
Any colour would do me, as I would be swapping the internals over anyway.
In the meantime, if anyone does have a testing procedure for the B Pillar sensor 'in situ', that would be great, and allow me to confirm if it is that part which has actually failed.
Last edited by Tony S; 07-12-2023 at 05:59 PM.
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Thank you very much for this useful thread. I have code 17 fault but in a S-Type 4.2 of the same vintage, there is scant information about it on any S-Type forum I frequent though. I am hoping the cars have a similar arrangement in the SRS system setup.
I followed the steps for testing the ACM and the results were that the warning light illuminated when I lifted my weight from the seat, but not when I moved close to the dashboard, or when I covered any of the three sensors.
How can I test that the three sensors are working before I go about trying to replace the module?
Thanks again!
I followed the steps for testing the ACM and the results were that the warning light illuminated when I lifted my weight from the seat, but not when I moved close to the dashboard, or when I covered any of the three sensors.
How can I test that the three sensors are working before I go about trying to replace the module?
Thanks again!
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I can't really help much unfortunately, as I only had a problem with the 'B pillar' sensor.
As I had no ideas on how to test it, I removed the rear quarter internal panel, which contained the 'B pillar' sensor to have a look and found that the electrical connector to the sensor wasn't plugged in properly.
Once I had pulled the connector out and re-connected it, the airbag light went out and thankfully hasn't played up again.
Sorry I'm unable to help, but I hope you're able to sort it .......
As I had no ideas on how to test it, I removed the rear quarter internal panel, which contained the 'B pillar' sensor to have a look and found that the electrical connector to the sensor wasn't plugged in properly.
Once I had pulled the connector out and re-connected it, the airbag light went out and thankfully hasn't played up again.
Sorry I'm unable to help, but I hope you're able to sort it .......
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I can't really help much unfortunately, as I only had a problem with the 'B pillar' sensor.
As I had no ideas on how to test it, I removed the rear quarter internal panel, which contained the 'B pillar' sensor to have a look and found that the electrical connector to the sensor wasn't plugged in properly.
Once I had pulled the connector out and re-connected it, the airbag light went out and thankfully hasn't played up again.
Sorry I'm unable to help, but I hope you're able to sort it .......
As I had no ideas on how to test it, I removed the rear quarter internal panel, which contained the 'B pillar' sensor to have a look and found that the electrical connector to the sensor wasn't plugged in properly.
Once I had pulled the connector out and re-connected it, the airbag light went out and thankfully hasn't played up again.
Sorry I'm unable to help, but I hope you're able to sort it .......
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From what I can remember, the working occupancy sensors give out a high frequency when powered and working. Maybe you could use your phone to record any frequency produced and view it as an oscilloscope sound recording.
Just a thought, to see if you can identify a sensor fault, before delving deep into the bowels of the Jag, looking for the control module.
Good luck
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