2002 Cobra Air bag fault code 33

[dwdrapper1]

So the rattle at the top turned into 3 spun main bearings and a full engine rebuild 
Nine months later it is back on the road and better than ever but is now throwing an airbag fault code 33 (flashes 3 times then 3 again).
I've checked all the connections at the module and wiring up to the passenger airbag, fuses, resistors etc but all seem OK.
I can't see the airbag comm plug to short and reset.
Anyone have any suggestions? Or recommend an experienced auto sparky that isn't going to spend hours "finding the problem"?

[jiffy]

Do you know which airbag is the issue? Driver's or passenger side?

If you need them, I have spare driver's and passenger airbags for our Cobras.

[dwdrapper1]

Thanks Jiffy. It's saying passenger side open circuit.

How much do you want for a replacement passenger airbag?

kind regards, Darren.

[jiffy]

Have sent you a message.
Cheers
Jeff

[dwdrapper1]

Hi Jeff,
Clearly, I'm new to this platform.....I can't find your message under "My Messages". Perhaps old skool email might be better? dwdrapper1@gmail.com
Cheers, Darren.

[dwdrapper1]

Just by way of update too for those following the discussion;
- took it to Bremer Ford to troubleshoot and Service reception gave a blank look. "Our diagnostics probably won't talk with anything that old!"
- took 2 hours of troubleshooting with the old school foreman and determined the plug at the passenger airbag was dirty (open circuit).
- cleaned and reconnected. Light/fault went away. $250 later....
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- drove it Christmas day and Merry Christmas, the fault is back.
Booked in with Sterling auto electrics in January.

[jiffy]

Excellent result!!

Sorry I hadn't responded!!

Enjoy your car!

[dwdrapper1]

Hi Jeff,
Sterling deleted the plug and reset. Codes disappeared for a month but are now back.
I'm thinking either dodgy contact in the RCM plug or the airbag is in fact faulty.
Do you still have the passenger airbag?

Also, I noticed you had a terminator clone? Did you put a S/C on it? Which one?
Kind regards, Darren.

[jiffy]

Hi - I'm have PM'd you.