bretamo said:I have a 92 GT with a blinking AirBag light - flashing a code 34.
For the 92 model year, it is my understanding that code 34 represents "Low Resistance" for the air bag circuitry.
What is the recommended fix for this problem?
Thanks in advance for any help or guidance.
Bret
Its in my Ford Service Manual for 1992.bretamo said:Where did you guys see a specific fix for code 34 (low resistance). I may have missed it, because I don't see any verbiage on that specific code.
I see several for the high resistance codes, but not for low resistance.
I am just concerned about getting a clockspring and it having nothing to do with low resistance.
Thanks for any guidance.
Seems to me that this would toss a code 85 (driver side, on an SN).mackey said:If you remove the airbag sensor up front the back may be completely rusted and not grounding out on the front clip like it is supposed to do. Mine had the exact same problem.
In my book Code 44 and 46 cover the 2 front sensors.HISSIN50 said:Seems to me that this would toss a code 85 (driver side, on an SN).
Mackey was posting his personal experience, and he has an SN95, so I chose to quote the code that would come up on an SN for a front sensor (I chose the driver sensor).Shakerhood said:In my book Code 44 and 46 cover the 2 front sensors.
My Bad, I was looking in my 92 service manual!HISSIN50 said:Mackey was posting his personal experience, and he has an SN95, so I chose to quote the code that would come up on an SN for a front sensor (I chose the driver sensor).
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