Airbag light help!!!!
Record Breaker
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Gaylord, MI
RE: Airbag light help!!!!
I don't think so Diesel, I think he was agreeing with you 
I would check out the FSM and look at all the sensors and grounds too. I doubt you have to worry about the air bags deploying whole working on it, but read the FSM first. You can unplug the battery too so you know it can't go off.
I would check out the FSM and look at all the sensors and grounds too. I doubt you have to worry about the air bags deploying whole working on it, but read the FSM first. You can unplug the battery too so you know it can't go off.
Legend
Joined: May 2005
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From: Central Oklahoma
RE: Airbag light help!!!!
ORIGINAL: DieselDemon
Was that directed at me?
Was that directed at me?
ORIGINAL: VWandDodge
No joke. This is the one time when smart-*** answers should be kept silent, and the owner should put a crowbar in his wallet and have it professionally inspected. Like them or not, the airbags are in place for a reason.
ORIGINAL: DieselDemon
Airbag light usually indicates a circuit problem, or a bad impact sensor. Look at your grounds. Make sure they're tight.
Good luck.
Airbag light usually indicates a circuit problem, or a bad impact sensor. Look at your grounds. Make sure they're tight.
Good luck.
Professional
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 191
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From: Ottawa, Ont.
RE: Airbag light help!!!!
My airbag light has been going on randomly for 2 years. No garage could find the fault, not even the dealership. It was driving me crazy so I removed the 2 fuses and the cluster bulb. End of story.
