Re: Inertia switch/Lambda

["Dave Swingle" <dswingle@xxxx>]

The reason for moving the inertia switch to the left side wall was 
that it tends to "false" in the original location, i.e. you hit a 
pothole and poof - the doors unlock and the fuel pump turns off. A 
little too exciting for most people. You should move it. 

The lambda counter has to be removed from the car to reset it. On the 
side there is a small round thing with two depressions. Put a paper 
clip or such in the two depressions and turn it until the counter 
reads 000. You should of course replace the Oxygen sensor at the same 
time, that's what it is trying to tell you.

Dave Swingle


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx, "Tyler Graves" <graves_14@xxxx> wrote:
> Hello Group,
> 
> I was poking around in the driver's foot well area, and noticed 
> that my inertia switch does not have any of the 'white marks' that 
> would indicate that it is a recall replacement switch. Should I be 
> concerned? It has also NOT been moved over to the left side near 
the 
> luggage compartment release.
> 
> Also, I was wondering if anyone had any do's and dont's when it 
> comes to resetting the lambda counter.
> 
> Thanks a bunch,
> 
> Tyler
> #3472