In the very early days of air bags that would have been good advice.
Since then they have been designed to power down in a very short period
of time , reason being that there were apparently instances of air bags
deploying well after the accident and causing more harm than good .
Regards
John
Rob Lewis wrote:
>I would recommend disconnecting the battery for at least 15 minutes.
>Give the charge plenty of time to discharge.
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>Disconnect th battery for a minute or two and you'll be perfectly safe.
>The air bag connector has a shorting bar in it so once it's
>disconnected it's extremely difficult to set off.
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>>1 year ago my puppy chewed my headlight switch off in my 95 Toyota
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>>I just shopped around for a manual and they appear to be a bit hard to
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