Hey, what's up guys? I'm Dan H and welcome to the project. Today we're going to try to eliminate this really annoying check airbag light. Alright guys, before we get started on today's project, I just wanted to give you guys a huge shout out. Thank you so much for all your views, all your comments, all your likes. You guys keep me motivated. And not only do you watch my videos, but you send me stuff. So right now I want to give a huge shout out to Ben for this inflation gauge. Thank you so much Joe Craven for this delicious Viking mead and this video is brought to you by Jordan who sent me an airbag module. So thank you so much Jordan. You're the reason why this video is happening and also thank you for the bad-est stickers. So since we're going to be dealing with an airbag, first thing we're going to do is pop the hood and disconnect the battery. Alright, let's do this. Before you do an airbag module project, you're going to need a new airbag module more on that in a second. You're also going to want to empty your center console, ooh, money. And if it's on a hot day, you're going to want to open up these windows before you get ahead and disconnect the battery, which is what we're about to do right now. You don't want to smother yourself too hot for that. So we'll go ahead and pop open this hood. I got my 13 millimeter for these new terminals I installed recently. Go ahead and loosen this up. Hard to rent when you're holding money. Not that I do that a lot. If you're a jeep man like myself, then you are broke because you know what jeep stands for. Just empty every pocket. There we go. Put that off to the side. Now we will go in and remove that airbag module. Give me that nickel. Give me that. Alright, next. Just going to take off this trim. Move this cup holder over here. We'll put our screws in that and we can take out the screws. So we'll start with these. Phillips here. Got my little impact with a long extension. Take these two out. The puller will move down here. Cup holder. Now I wouldn't add it another bit extender because we got to go into here. Take out these screws. Take out the guts. That exposes a couple more screws down there. There. Once you got those five inner screws removed, that should be it. You go ahead and lift this console up from the back. Give it a good jiggle. Let's start coming up. Alright, now you got to stomp your brake. Turn the key on the run position. We're going to move this shifter into neutral. We're going to move the transfer case into neutral and we're going to go ahead and lift up the e-brake. And now with one hand, we should be able to kind of just wiggle up this console. Nice and easy. There we go. I'm going to switch to two hands so I can catch. There we go. Still kind of one handed. And I'm just going to rest it right over here. Ta-da! Simple enough. And now we can go pick up all these screws we dropped. And once you've collected all your screws, the next step is going to be to remove these four 10 millimeter fasteners right over here. Before we go any further, don't forget to put everything back into park. You don't want this thing to roll on you. If you want, you could chalk the wheels. That would be smart. But now we can remove our foot from the brake pedal and go get some more tools. Alright, I've replaced my Phillips bit with a good old 10 millimeter and now we're just going to bang out these screws right there. There, easy peasy. The airbag module is now free. Slide these little red tabs, little locks out. You could try to do this with one hand. I'm usually good on it. Not today airbag. Got it. Alright, here is the old airbag module. This has been giving me the airbag warning light. Now there has been a factory recall with a lot of these airbag modules. I'm not exactly sure which serial number there are, but check your dealership. Have them run your vign and see if they could tell you if you get a new airbag module. Now here is a 2004 airbag module. Now apparently in 2004, they fixed that issue. The issue was that some of these airbag modules was causing the airbags to deploy, causing injury to drivers who were driving it at the time of the deployment, which is crazy. Reminds me of what happened to Andy and his XJ. Oh man. What the heck? How does this happen? If you haven't seen that airbag video for XJs, go check that out right now. But since we got a 2004 module, this should fix the problem. Now I'm not sure exactly what is what, but I do know that there are different types of airbag modules. Maybe it's because there's different trim levels with luretoes and with these limited. This one has a black connectors and I know there are some out there with gray connectors that will not fit. You're going to want to make sure that you get the same color connector. That's the only way I know how to tell the ones that will fit for your WJ. So we're going to try this out. See if it works and then we'll put everything back together. Click, click. Simple as that guys. Put that in. All right. Let's connect the battery. See if this works. We connected the battery and nothing exploded so far. So that's a good sign. All right. That's a little tight. Now auto start. We're going to remote start this thing this way. If anything blows, it won't be in our face. So here we go. Yay. No deployment. Check it out guys. Airbag light is off. Yeah baby. Thank you Jordan. Ha ha ha. That is so sweet. All right. Let's go ahead and pop in these screws. We'll refass in the new airbag module right down for when she came. All right guys. Now that we know everything works, we could go ahead and reinstall. Everything and reverse order of how we removed them. Easy peasy stuff. Slide this into place. There we go. Make sure the seat belts aren't in the way. Bring this sucker down. Don't forget to line up these little plastic flaps underneath this trim over here. Make some nice good weather tight seal for weather. There we go. Line this up with the holes. Line this up with the holes. We'll go that console back into the spot clearly marked by the coffee stains. Perfect. The zip's right in there. Beautiful. Back in the park. Make sure all these holes line up down here. Excellent. All right. Time to reinstall the screws. And we are done. Beautiful. Add with the heck. One more check. That is just lovely. Well there we have it guys. Another notch in the WJ belt with the successful airbag module swap. I am so happy. I am so grateful. The good lord has blessed me with great jeeps and great YouTube channel subscribers. So thank you very much Jordan. This one's for you. And that's it guys. Remember to like, subscribe and I will see you guys on the next project. Peace. I want to see what happens when you miss a line your center console. Peekaboo. Looks like we got to take this apart again. Unless. It works. All right. Let's go.