Location of S5 Passive Shoulder Belt CONBOX (FC01-67-780A)?
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Location of S5 Passive Shoulder Belt CONBOX (FC01-67-780A)?
My passive shoulder belts have operating sluggishly and oftentimes hanging up along the way. I removed the driver's belt assembly and it seems to work okay when I apply 12V directly to the motor. I was measuring less than 1V at the harness to motor connector at the driver's side. I think the problem might be with the Passive Shoulder Belt CONBOX (FC01-67-780A). There are apparently four relays along with some electronics in the CONBOX that may be limiting the voltage to the belt motors. I'm not sure where the CONBOX is located. I think it's located behind the glove box. Below, I've posed a picture of a S5 CONBOX that I got off the web. So, my question is does anybody know where this box is located?
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Probably know, but don't want to be bothered, but the S5 seat belts come with a lifetime warranty, so take it in and the dealer will fix if free as long as parts are available.
This is for rail repair:
NHTSA Campaign Number:96V173000
You're correct as it looks like it is on the passenger side directly in front of the passenger seat, but not certain the exact location under the dash
This is for rail repair:
NHTSA Campaign Number:96V173000
You're correct as it looks like it is on the passenger side directly in front of the passenger seat, but not certain the exact location under the dash
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Probably know, but don't want to be bothered, but the S5 seat belts come with a lifetime warranty, so take it in and the dealer will fix if free as long as parts are available. This is for rail repair
This is for rail repair:
NHTSA Campaign Number:96V173000
http://www.13betc.com/images/article...-7/14_Body.pdf
This is for rail repair:
NHTSA Campaign Number:96V173000
http://www.13betc.com/images/article...-7/14_Body.pdf
It's pouring rain outside and my '90 FSM is in the car. I was hoping that somebody on this forum may have firsthand knowledge of where this box is located.
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