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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / March 2008Air Bag light and buzzer dinging
I had to unplug the passenger airbag to replace the dash top piece ($300!!). I plugged back in of course and now every time I start the truck the bell dings a few times and the bag lite is on in the dash. Do I need to unplug the battery to clear it out? I was careful with it and didnt drop it or anything. There are no codes using a code reader. 99 ram 1500 4x4. >I had to unplug the passenger airbag to replace the dash top piece ($300!!). >I plugged back in of course and now every time I start the truck the bell >dings a few times and the bag lite is on in the dash. Do I need to unplug >the battery to clear it out? I was careful with it and didnt drop it or >anything. There are no codes using a code reader. 99 ram 1500 4x4. Did you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the air-bag? >>I had to unplug the passenger airbag to replace the dash top piece >>($300!!). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Did you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the air-bag? You will never get Denny to disconnect. (from thre machine) <BFG> No, just went out and unhooked battery to see if it would clear up. >>I had to unplug the passenger airbag to replace the dash top piece >>($300!!). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Did you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the air-bag? >No, just went out and unhooked battery to see if it would clear up. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Did you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the air-bag? Ever heard the old saying: "a day late, a dollar short"? That describes your situation, the air-bag computer saw the airbag go off-line and that triggered a fault. You *MUST* always disconnect the battery before touching any part of an airbag circuit... > Ever heard the old saying: "a day late, a dollar short"? > > That describes your situation, the air-bag computer saw the airbag go > off-line and that triggered a fault. You *MUST* always disconnect the > battery before touching any part of an airbag circuit... But how do I reset it now? >> Ever heard the old saying: "a day late, a dollar short"? >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >But how do I reset it now? It is possible that a scan tool can do it, but I'm not sure. Varies with vehicles and makers, some you have to replace the air-bag controller (as a safety measure). >> Ever heard the old saying: "a day late, a dollar short"? >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> > But how do I reset it now? It's a long-shot but if it's a quad cab try cycling the key switch in the dashboard. Maybe turn it off and then disconnect and re-connect the battery then turn it on again? I dunno, just guessing at it.  SignatureKen
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