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-New Steering wheel installed & tripped the Airbag Alarm

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Hi all, I just installed a new steering wheel on my 99 996C4 Cab. I was going back and forth adjusting the steering alignment and at one point I forgot to disconnect the battery and disconnected the airbag which it trips the airbag alarm on the dash :censored: . Now I can not clear the alarm by disconnect the battery or reconnect the airbag. Do I need diagnotic tool to clear it or there is a simple way of doing that? I try to read it with my OBDII reader but it did not register and fault code....:help: Thanks in advance.

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Thanks Lorence, I was worry you would say that....I guess it's time to invest in a diagnotic tool...any recommendations? I will read up on it....

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Thanks Lorence, I was worry you would say that....I guess it's time to invest in a diagnotic tool...any recommendations? I will read up on it....

Durametric - unless you want to spend thousands of dollars....

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