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Old 04-13-2009, 05:33 PM   #26
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i had both lights when i first installed my swap. as someone mentioned above, my ABS light eventually just went away on its own. As for the airbag light, make sure all of your connections are secure. on the driver's side connection, there was a green switch or button i had to press to lock the connection in. once i did, the light went away. that would definitely be something easily overlooked.

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i just pressed the green switch does the light go off right away? or i have to wait and go for a drive first it'll go off eventually? did i need to dis connect the battery before doing that? air bag and abs lights still on right after i pressed the switch. all the connectors seemed secure except for a brown and a yellow one that cant be plugged into anything.
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Old 04-13-2009, 09:19 PM   #27
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There's a procedure for deleting both sets of codes in the shop manual. The Airbag codes can be pulled and erased using grounding wires that are attached to the connector. The ABS codes depend on the year of the car. 05+ STI's, you have to use dealer or high end scan tools like snap-on's to read and clear the ABS codes. I've been through this recently myself.
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