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I just fitted a dashcam, very carefully done to avoid airbags and the like. Doing it I removed the dashboard side panel passenger side that holds the airbag switch. I removed this and then disconnected the switch (mistake) as it was a very short lead. Finished the install, everything tidy. When I then went to turn the car on, I get an airbag warning but no further details. I've done a bit of googling and found dashcam install vids that warn to NOT disconnect the switch for the reason I've found!

Anyone know anything to resolve it? I read in ID.3 forums that it *might* reset itself after a while, or it may need a dealer visit or OBD11 can reset it. My dealer is an hour away and I'm very tempted with OBD11 anyway. Welcome any thoughts!

OBD11 would be quickest and easiest, and you can do a few other tweaks. If you're near North Tyneside, I could do it.

monkeyhanger wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 9:40 am OBD11 would be quickest and easiest, and you can do a few other tweaks. If you're near North Tyneside, I could do it.

I'm just working out the chargestops between South Somerset and you

Appreciate the offer though, my OBD11 is due here tomorrow but I've a feeling I'm going to have to shell out for a subscription to clear faults? I'm also quite keen to have a fiddle with settings, particularly lane assist so I may as well just suck it up. After £35k on the car, another £100 is neither here nor there

OBD11 without Sub or Paying for credits is a waste of time. Nothing more than an OBD reader.

un_born wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 12:46 pm OBD11 without Sub or Paying for credits is a waste of time. Nothing more than an OBD reader.

Mine's old enough to have a lifetime pro license for long coding, no ongoing costs. OBD11 don't do that any more.

un_born wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 12:46 pm OBD11 without Sub or Paying for credits is a waste of time. Nothing more than an OBD reader.

Not quite true. It arrived a day early, reads faults and resets them as part of the 'Free' package. Airbag warning now gone

Born2Ride wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 5:11 pm

un_born wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 12:46 pm OBD11 without Sub or Paying for credits is a waste of time. Nothing more than an OBD reader.

Not quite true. It arrived a day early, reads faults and resets them as part of the 'Free' package. Airbag warning now gone

That's great news. Mine is one of the older ones, where I paid for lifetime pro. I know in those days, it wouldn't do nowt.

Jumping on this thread instead of creating new as I have a cheeky favour to ask anyone in the Hampshire/Surrey/Berkshire area. Would somebody be free at all this week to help clear this light on an ID3 please (for a small amount of compensation of course). Had a rather unexpected bit of luck finding an ID4 GTX in stock and we haven't enough time to get an OBD11 posted before we part exchange the cars.

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South Somerset, bit too far. Surely the VW garage won't mind if you have a plausible reason why the warning is on, they'll reset it in seconds?

Liamy321 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 12:09 pm Jumping on this thread instead of creating new as I have a cheeky favour to ask anyone in the Hampshire/Surrey/Berkshire area. Would somebody be free at all this week to help clear this light on an ID3 please (for a small amount of compensation of course). Had a rather unexpected bit of luck finding an ID4 GTX in stock and we haven't enough time to get an OBD11 posted before we part exchange the cars.

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Any independent garage should have the tools to do reset.