Can you reset tha airbag light with an OBD II scanner?
I don't have access to a laptop or vagcom software. I take my car to advanced autoparts when I need a code read, and they just hook up a standard OBD II scanner to the car. My airbag light came on b/c I foolishly moved the passanger seat. I'm gonna clean the connectors and do the ziptie fix, but when I asked them if they could reset the light they acted as if they couldn't reset it with the OBDII scanner. Is this true? Do I have to take it to the dealership? I searched but couldn't find an answer to this.
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You answered your own question.
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Don't think they can clear codes with their tool...
find someone local with a vag or buy one from ross-tech.com
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they can clear check engine lights.. not airbag =)
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hmm, didn't know that. thanks :-)
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will the airbag light go off if the problem is fixed w/out being reset?
From my search there was conflicting info on this. If my problem is the loose connection (which I'm positive it is b/c it came on immediately after I moved the seat all the way forward), if I clean it and ziptie them will the light go off or does it have to be reset?
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Because its a safety issue it will need to be reset.
OBDII is mainly emissions related so the generic code readers and scanners can only reset that type of error. Typically the non generic Audi stuff can only be reset with a VAG.com or similar.
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If you are in Ohio, I have the reset tool. Let me know
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Nah, Northern VA here, but thanks
I may just plunk down cash for the vag com, since even though I don't have a laptop, I have access to one at work.
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