Air Bag Light help.

onefstsnake

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Well my light has been flashing for a while so I just pulled the fuse.
But now I have to get it inspected...

It started flashing right around the time I replaced the steering rack. But I also installed some Corbeau seats and 5 point harnesses.

I noticed there is a connector under the drivers seat that connects to the seat belt. Im wondering if this will cause the light to flash if the connector is disconnected... Im doubting its the clockspring b/c both horn and cruise control work...

Any help would be great.
 
Mine continually flashes 34. That code is supposed to mean there is a problem in the circuit. Replaced the clockspring, but no joy. :shrug: Gonna pull the bulb next time I have to remove the guage cluster. :(
 
Mine continually flashes 34. That code is supposed to mean there is a problem in the circuit. Replaced the clockspring, but no joy. :shrug: Gonna pull the bulb next time I have to remove the guage cluster. :(

A bad clockspring often results in a code 32.

For a code 34, the quick thing to check is to replace the air bag diag module. They go for ~$20-$30. Just about every place will ship for a low cost.

http://car-part.com/
Thee part you want is the:
Air Bag Ctrl Module

If that's not it, it gets involved to find the problem.
 
mine was blinking '3'. blink, blink, blink, pause.....and over again.

what i ended up doing was putting electrical tape over the sensor mounting bolts. I think the prop rod was hitting them and the hood, and ever since i did that it has stopped :shrug: wierd.

i think i just need to replace them....bad grounding
 
A bad clockspring often results in a code 32.

For a code 34, the quick thing to check is to replace the air bag diag module. They go for ~$20-$30. Just about every place will ship for a low cost.

http://car-part.com/
Thee part you want is the:
Air Bag Ctrl Module

If that's not it, it gets involved to find the problem.

Thanks for the info! Where is the module located?

(Sorry for the psuedo thread-jack). :jaw: