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04-15-2008, 09:58 AM
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What voltage diode for Air Bag Code 27 fix?
I replaced the burnt bulb in the passenger de-activation switch last night and the air bag light stop blinking "27". My question is what voltage diode is needed? I tried a 3v and it burned out after 1-2 seconds. I installed a 12 volt for now. It works but it's a little dim. I tried to read the voltage but my cheap meter is unreliable. It was reading 4 volts.
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