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  1. 04-16-2006, 01:00 PM #1
    ybnrml86
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    Fuse #10

    After fixing my window i set off my air bag light. I know $116 peak reset tool but i just pulled fuse #10 and wala its gone. I noticed the little blue light that indicates the high beams were on wont light either. But not a big deal just look out the window. I was just curious what else fuse #10 is connected to. I mean i would like to know if my car overheats or something like that. BTW its a 2000 323i
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  2. 04-16-2006, 01:26 PM #2
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    Pulling a fuse, just to turn off the SRS light, seems to me to be a really poor solution. If you don't have, or don't want to buy, an SRS reset tool, you should have the SRS system reset at a dealer or BMW indie shop. Shouldn't be more than a half-hours worth of labor.
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  3. 04-16-2006, 01:29 PM #3
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    well this is purely a temporary solution it just donsnt look nice picking up a chick in a sexy BMW when there are ugly red lights on. Not that she would even notice but i would.
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  4. 04-16-2006, 01:44 PM #4
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    Yeah, but since you don't know what's disabled with that fuse out you don't know what risks you are taking. Personally, I'd put the fuse back in and live with the light being on until I could have a reset done.
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  5. 04-16-2006, 05:07 PM #5
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    Yea thats kinda what i was hoping someone could inform me about
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    Wala? Lol.
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    There is a fuse card in the same area you found the fuse. The description for the fuses is on that card.
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    And wallah...SRS probably rendered unfunctional.

    Quote Originally Posted by ybnrml86 View Post
    After fixing my window i set off my air bag light. I know $116 peak reset tool but i just pulled fuse #10 and wala its gone. I noticed the little blue light that indicates the high beams were on wont light either. But not a big deal just look out the window. I was just curious what else fuse #10 is connected to. I mean i would like to know if my car overheats or something like that. BTW its a 2000 323i
    But then you'd have to crash it to find out....
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    Quote Originally Posted by ybnrml86 View Post
    well this is purely a temporary solution it just donsnt look nice picking up a chick in a sexy BMW when there are ugly red lights on. Not that she would even notice but i would.
    I would assume that you and that sexy chick would notice, if you had an accident and both driver/passenger SRS airbags did NOT deploy!
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