Hello, could somebody tell me the right value of the capacitor that is needed to turn out the SRS light? Ive seen there are several different versions, from 2.2 ohms -> 3 ohms or even more. Would like to change my steering wheel to a wooden one. Therefore I need the right capacitor... thank you so much! Br Christoph
The Right Resistor Value For The „No Airbag Conversion“ Which Ohm Is Right?
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, Dec 20 2020 03:00 PM
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Posted 20 December 2020 - 03:17 PM
Resistor values are measured in OHMS and capacitors values are measured in MICRO FARADS. If you are looking for an ohmic value buy a variable resistor that covers the range you expect to be in, connect it in circuit and adjust the value until the lamp clears. You can leave this in circuit or you can measure the value and buy the nearest preset fixed value resistor and install that.
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Posted 20 December 2020 - 04:30 PM
Hello, could somebody tell me the right value of the capacitor that is needed to turn out the SRS light? Ive seen there are several different versions, from 2.2 ohms -> 3 ohms or even more. Would like to change my steering wheel to a wooden one. Therefore I need the right capacitor... thank you so much! Br Christoph
Search on eBay,I got one for my mpi for airbag delete ,2.2 seems familiar
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Posted 20 December 2020 - 06:08 PM
I've just edited the title to more accurately reflect the subject.
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Posted 03 January 2021 - 09:24 AM
Thank you so much, okay then I search for a 2.2 ohms resistor?! Br Christoph
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