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Instructor
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Can somebody help with this - it won't let me reset it so the "Check Engine" light is always on. Me and my brother are heading to Phoenix next week to watch Barrett-Jackson so I want to get this cleaned-up before I go.
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The manual reccomends to disconnect the battery anytime you work on the Air Bags.
I would disconnect and reconnect the yellow air bag connectors under the dash. Sometimes they don't make good contact and simply disconnecting and reconnecting them could fix a problem. It's free and worth a try.
Dave
I would disconnect and reconnect the yellow air bag connectors under the dash. Sometimes they don't make good contact and simply disconnecting and reconnecting them could fix a problem. It's free and worth a try.
Dave
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The manual reccomends to disconnect the battery anytime you work on the Air Bags.
I would disconnect and reconnect the yellow air bag connectors under the dash. Sometimes they don't make good contact and simply disconnecting and reconnecting them could fix a problem. It's free and worth a try.
Dave
I would disconnect and reconnect the yellow air bag connectors under the dash. Sometimes they don't make good contact and simply disconnecting and reconnecting them could fix a problem. It's free and worth a try.
Dave
usual procedure for air bag maintance is to disconnect the battery and remove fuse for 15 mins then you can start playing with the wires.