DIY: AIRBAG connector replacement EASY!

This video will show you how to replace your blown drivers airbag connectors after the airbag has been deployed and the connectors have melted WITHOUT having to replace the internal clock spring saving you much money.

[@Spacesprocketz]

Finally, a video with concise directions and instructions on what they're doing! Thank You! Too many videos with ppl cutting to the final result with 0 commentary on how they got there.

[@cuttingedgecool7235]

Excellent, excellent demonstration and explanation, thanks a million. I just subscribed.

[@filia1812]

Thank you so much bro, you just saved me hundreds of dollars. Foreals man, thank you.

[@floridakid7975]

Brother thank you for informative vid! At first I was like what is he getting at? Then it all made sense, you are a genius. Ordering new clips now but I got the wires out and ready, new airbag on standby 🙌🏽

[@Romi-by1dj]

Thank you bruh you made it look so easy for me to fix mine

[@3brandonross]

Thanks for posting this video. I just save myself a trip to the junkyard with your help. Hopefully it will all work now that is put back together.

[@drwatson1234]

Super clear and very useful!!

[@toddfinney2698]

Thank you for doing that video. That was Huge help.

[@louisventura1158]

Save my day😃😃😃 Thank you.

[@KingQuarterroy]

Thank you so much!!!!!

[@Tinybench]

Thank you Thank you Thank you so much!!!!!!!

[@ELEVOPR]

Great job, but I don't think I want to reuse connectors that have already blown and been attached. Isn't that little black square chip on the connectors some kind of resistor? If not what's it there for?
Thanks again.

[@samelias8440]

Perfect 👌

[@amirr2216]

Thanks so much just see this video it's so help full thanks today date 09/03/2022.

[@amirr2216]

I subscribe Brother thanks so much .

[@Nostalgiclogic363]

I bought a car that I knew had been in an accident with an airbag deployed from drivers side. It has a good but used replacement from the junk yard but I noticed the light not turning off so I decided to investigate. It seems the wires were cut but I don’t see the l connectors in the old airbag that came with the car. Do you have advice on the best way for me to fix it myself cheaply? Also I can email you photos if that helps. I’m normally into technology and building robotics but have recently started learning how to fix and maintain my own car so I’d really appreciate any advice you may have and if you ever have technical issues with computers phones tvs home devices or even IoT I would gladly help in return anyway I can

[@timothy4122]

Man I broke the metal thing in mine i think I’m just gonna splice them together and put shrink tubing over ot

[@sambulucci]

Quick question.
My 16 nissan maxima has one yellow pin on steering airbag
But my 19 nissan maxima has 2 pins yellow and red.
Why is that?

[@likeasparrowinthewildernes8333]

try using a solder iron to remove plastic
#allgloryhonorthanksandpraisetotheMostHigh#

[@deadboygrim3580]

Will this fix the horn as well?

[@alfreddmoore]

It possibly could because you are changing the airbag and the horn mechanism was most likely damaged when the bag deployed.

[@Giorgimm11]

@@alfreddmoore Hi, I have the exactly same situation you explained in your video, cables from steering wheel are hanging and I got new plastic heads, but there is a one more issue there are some slight melting signs on cables too but inner wire not visible I guess, so it will be a risky if I just replace the heads? ( Or protecting melted wires with some additional tape will be a good idea)

[@imthexman]

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