Replacing airbag components after crash

[Connor]

Well first of all you need to fill a bucket of water, large enough that you can stand in it (2 smaller buckets, 1 for each foot is however acceptable) then what you do is take said bucket, go to you local peugeot parts department and place bucket infront of the sales desk, then you stand in it and wait to be served by the helpful people, stood behind the desk doing nothing. You then ask for all 3 wiper blades, assuming you havent dewipered the rear (if you have get it anyway, you never know, it might grow back someday and then youll thank me!) I also find various trim clips helpful, doesnt matter what sort, just get loads. You will also need a new roof lining, as when the pretentioners go of, they ruin it, meaning it cant be used anymore. Now I know it might look ok, but trust me it isnt (once again, youll thank me one day)

Once you have everything you need, take your parts and bucket back home. Now this is where it gets technical, so listen carefully. Right, first of all, open the bonnet. Then set the bucket infront of the car and get in. disconnect the battery using a sturdy cable cutter, that way you make sure you cant accidentally reconnect it. I always dip my hands in the water first, as if you get shocked by the battery, it helps the electricity slide off quicker, making it less painful.

Now that the battery is disconnected, you can now proceed with removing the headlining. You can move the bucket inside your car, but this is purely optional and up to you, personally it depends what mood im in and when my last period was.

Once the headlining is removed and replaced you can move onto the wiper blades. On my car Ive modified my wiper arms, which lets me change them super quick, all you need is a small 10mm bolt, nut, washers and semen from a camel.

Lastly is the trims clips and the most fun part of the process, basically I like to throw them all into a bucket and have a lucky dip! Its a great laugh! Once you pick one from the bucket, you now need to guess where it belongs and fit it! Now, the bucket is really helpful here as plastic floats, so if you drop a clip, itll be really easy to find as itll just be floating there waiting for you. After the bucket is empty, its time to reconnect the battery, now with a sharp knife peel back some of the covering of the wires, peel back enough to get a good connection and just simply twist the 2 ends together and wrap it in electrical tape, you specifically need electrical tape, because its super conductive and help keeping a good connection.

And that is how you reset the airbag light after a collision anything you need further explaining on, feel free to ask