Airbag Code 32

[R.A.T.M.]

Any ideas what might be causing this?

I tried jumping the pins in the harness under the glove box and I never heard a chime....the codes didn't clear.

I read that it can be a bad clock-spring in the steering wheel. However they also mentioned that cruise and the horn would no longer work and mine do.

 

[earleys94gt]

This might help you somewhat.
http://www.veryuseful.com/mustang/tech/airBag/airBag95.html

 

[SQUEEZE&STROKE]

If it is the module (under the radio), PM me, I have an extra Good one from my car.

 

[Chythar]

You have to jump the pins just as the airbag light starts to flash. If the light is on solid already, the code won't reset.

 

[R.A.T.M.]

I have been trying that. As soon as one error code flashes, I jump the pins.

You have to jump the pins just as the airbag light starts to flash. If the light is on solid already, the code won't reset.

 

[Chythar]

Not sure what's going on then. I've cleared a couple airbag codes that way, and it always worked for me.

Did you read the link that earlys94gt listed? Code 32 is a connector problem in the driver's airbag system. Have you disconnected any wiring recently?

 

[R.A.T.M.]

Not on purpose. Any idea what connectors and where they are located.

 

[1TallMF]

Code 32 indicates that the problem still exists (hard code). When the problem is no longer there (fixed), 40 will be added to the code (in your case, 72), which is a soft code. Only then can you clear the code. A hard code cannot be cleared from the computer until the problem no longer exists.