Thanks for the prompt response Tony. It's actually in a garage on a ramp to be done as I had a heart attack recently. Is that an hour per side, or for both please?No more than an hour if you know what you are doing. But an afternoon should see it done even if top caps are seized. Don't let chassis down onto bags unless there is air in them.
Thanks for the prompt response Tony. It's actually in a garage on a ramp to be done as I had a heart attack recently. Is that an hour per side, or for both please?
Hope you're keeping safe and well.
Kind regards,
Mike.
Thanks Tony.In a garage on a ramp not much longer than an hour. Pins rusted in and top caps seized may add half an hour if the guy knows what he is about..
Cheers, "Jim...".Its in garage as I had a heart attack recently.Its dead easy...... if you dont want to struggle with any of it just take the wheel off, pull out all the black plastic clips the hold the wheel arch liner in, pull out the wheel arch liner, and then the big clip top and bottom that hold the airbag to the chassis.... just look away when you release the collett from the air line that connects to the bag, incase it flys out at you.
Scary time then Mike, hope your recovering mate, Stay safe.Cheers, "Jim...".Its in garage as I had a heart attack recently.
Mike.
Hope you get well soon mateCheers, "Jim...".Its in garage as I had a heart attack recently.
Mike.
Mine were a pain in the arse, as the clips in the top were seized..
\A repurposed coat hangar works well![]()
Yup, the pins are usually rusted to fek so a pry bar just shears them.make sure you have the new onesbwith the bags.That's my tool of choice. I would say an hour for both even if the caps are seized, unless those Voss connectors are on it. Pry bar and they pop out even if protesting.
By the way took my neighbour just over an hour to do both bags on mine, with me sat supervising. As said have new pins at the ready.
Thanks Keith. Surgery on Monday morning, stent in, home by 18:00hrs. The very definition of AWESOME. Mike.There is an airbag replacement guide in the tech archive. Hope you recover quickly.
I remember it well...think I said I wouldn't take it as a challenge! "Just thought I'd had a particularly vicious angina attack until I measured BP at 226/117. Collapsed just as ambulance arrived. Stent in first thing Monday morning, home by 18:00hrs. Just amazing!Jon Dor we once spoke about joining us with the dodgy tickers, I didn't mean you had to go and do it
Keep safe pal and get better.
Cheers Alan.Scary time then Mike, hope your recovering mate, Stay safe.