yes that was the easy part i got that already what i’m saying once that’s off thats when the fun starts that thing it’s well tucked in there...i’m not even thinking of replacing it let alone its juz hard to disconnect itI've never had to mess with mine, but getting behind the Hvac controls is easy. Unsnap the bezel that goes around them and remove the 4 screws that holds the controls in. The radio comes out just as easily.
definitely it’s not that cuz my bulb is working juz fine...thanksIf the airbag light bulb in the instrument cluster is out or not working it will beep. Check the bulb first.
ok so did u come from the driver side or passenger side which way is better n u actually took the whole thing of...i’m juz trying to disconnect itI changed mine out a couple times, its not that bad though. Just disconnect the battery before you start and I recommend wearing some sort of work gloves as the edges of the dashboard are sharp and will scratch up your hands and wrists.
lol i’ll keep that in mind...damm that bad huhIf you ain't bleeding at the end of a repair you didn't do it right!
I just sat in the drivers seat and reached in there, notice wearing gloves so you don't slice up your wrists.ok so did u come from the driver side or passenger side which way is better n u actually took the whole thing of...i’m juz trying to disconnect it
I was able to get my beeping to stop by pulling the two connectors on the side. I have a 1991 LX 5.0 and the beeps started when I pulled my factory dash for a digital one, and the connectors are easy to pull, you just push a little thing down then they slide out, not like the typical connectors where you have to pry up and slide at the same time and hope you don't break the clip.I just sat in the drivers seat and reached in there, notice wearing gloves so you don't slice up your wrists.
I’m not sure about the code, you would have to look up the fox body airbag codes, but yes it is beeping because your bulb is burnt out or missing. This happened when I took out my factory dash, so the circuit was left open, and the beep started for me. The easiest way to get it to stop is to remove or disconnect the module, but then of course you will never have airbags deploy.I appear to have a similar problem with the airbag on my '90 LX. When the ignition is turned on, the air bag light on the dash does not flash at all. However, the airbag module beeps five times, followed by a pause, then five more times, and so on for a total of 25 beeps. Is this indicating that the air bag light bulb is burned out or or is something more going on? It's annoying only at this point, but I want to make sure the air bag will work properly in event of a collision. Thanks!
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