Does the airbag light being on in the Haval H6 have any impact?

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DePaige
07/30/25 9:06am
Generally, there is no impact. Reasons for the airbag light being on in the Haval H6: 1. Check the connectors: One of the connectors in the airbag system may be disconnected or have poor contact, which is also the most frequent cause of this issue. Check the connection status of all connectors (yellow connectors), and reconnect each one. It is best to wrap a layer of black tape around the connectors for reinforcement. If other electrical devices have been installed in the car or the steering wheel has been disassembled, pay special attention to the connection status of the connectors in those areas. 2. Loose grounding wire somewhere in the car: Check the contact status of all grounding wires. Usually, poor contact cannot be seen with the naked eye, so the best method is to tighten all grounding wire connections. Other possible reasons may include faults in components such as the collision sensor or airbag control module. This involves replacing related parts, but the probability of such faults is actually very low. If the car has been involved in a collision before, this aspect should be considered for inspection.
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