Airbag code - 34 HELP

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limppimp

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• Dec 11, 2004

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I have checked the diagnostic codes for my airbag and it is spitting out code 34-which is "Driver Side Air Bag Circuit Low Resistance or Shorted." Any idea what could have caused this and/or how to fix it?

I did recently change out my heater core, which all of you know requires the dash to be taken out. Is it possible that I could have left something unplugged or shorted something out during that "fun time" I was having taking out the dash? I looked and everything seems fine. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

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limppimp

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bump

 

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limppimp

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bump again...Anybody???

 

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HazMat404

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not sure...i think thats the same code that mine is throwing off. i have kinda disregarded it lately but it would be nice in this snow to have airbags just in case

 

slvrbullit302

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I think a code 34 on the air bag is the actual controller that located behind the radio. Mine went out and had to replace it when I got the car. Just cant remember the exact code tho.

 

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limppimp

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Yeah, I want to fix it mainly because of that annoying light. I'm a pretty tall guy, so I sit pretty far back from the steering wheel and always wear my seat belt.

Anyway, this was really just another bump