airbag problems! please help
#11
#12
You don't need to reset Airbag codes. If the code goes from active to stored (if the problem is fixed) the light will go off. There isn't a delay or waiting period for "good trips" like on the engine controller. If the light is still on, then you have an active code. They should have printed the codes on the repair order slip if you paid a diag fee. Post them up here.
The airbag isn't powered unless it is being deployed.....the module reads a resistance value on the squib circuit.
Please be careful messing with this. I can assure you they don't feel good going off in your face.
Please be careful messing with this. I can assure you they don't feel good going off in your face.
Last edited by TNtech; 10-23-2012 at 11:39 PM.
#15
...so i've heard..... (<:
No faceplants here yet. Saw a few people get nailed good though just a few feet away. One of them was EVERY airbag in the van, even curtains and active headrests...now that was some funny chit...afterwards anyway. NEVER flip an airbag module over with the battery hooked up. It thinks the car is rolling over and takes appropriate action!
Ok one more. Don't use a Makita 18V to put the floor shifter bolts back in a Sebring conv. It tends to vibrate the airbag module that is just 6 inches away...lol.
Last edited by TNtech; 10-24-2012 at 12:12 AM.
#16
hey guys, problem is finally fixed! In case anyone was wondering what the problem was after i had the codes read there was still a short to ground code. Well the airbag system has shorting pins on every connector to prevent accidental deployment and the connector from the factory harness to the clock spring was messed up and the shorting pins were not disconnected after it was plugged in. So finally after all this time and having my interior taken out so many timesmthe light finally gone!