Air-Bag light constant on
#1
Air-Bag light constant on
First of all, I searched, and all I could find was relating to 'flashing' light.
I installed new speakers with no drama's, the headunit went in with no drama's, but as soon as I locked it in, the clock died out, and the airbag has been on, solid. 4 beeps when the key is pulled from the ignition.
I pulled it all back out and checked, no open wires, no shorts, no blown fuses, it looks all sweet.
I'll try that 'stand on one leg, turn the key on, open the door, turn the key off, cross your fingers, then start the car' thing,
Any other suggestions?
As long as that light is on, I'm not moving the car, unless its straight to a pro.
UPDATE:
Tried the Ignition on + driver's side door 5 times in 7 seconds trick, didnt work.
Central locking + Power windows cutting in/out
Digital touch entry not responding on either side.
I installed new speakers with no drama's, the headunit went in with no drama's, but as soon as I locked it in, the clock died out, and the airbag has been on, solid. 4 beeps when the key is pulled from the ignition.
I pulled it all back out and checked, no open wires, no shorts, no blown fuses, it looks all sweet.
I'll try that 'stand on one leg, turn the key on, open the door, turn the key off, cross your fingers, then start the car' thing,
Any other suggestions?
As long as that light is on, I'm not moving the car, unless its straight to a pro.
UPDATE:
Tried the Ignition on + driver's side door 5 times in 7 seconds trick, didnt work.
Central locking + Power windows cutting in/out
Digital touch entry not responding on either side.
Last edited by Niccos89; 02-28-2009 at 10:46 AM.
#2
You wired something up wrong mang, first check the little fuses in the fuse box, but most likely you blew one of the fusible links(located in the black box under the hood) look on the top of them, their is a little window, so you can see if it's blown..
But first, disconnect the radio you installed before replacing any flown fusible links, or fuses.
But first, disconnect the radio you installed before replacing any flown fusible links, or fuses.
#3
You wired something up wrong mang, first check the little fuses in the fuse box, but most likely you blew one of the fusible links(located in the black box under the hood) look on the top of them, their is a little window, so you can see if it's blown..
But first, disconnect the radio you installed before replacing any flown fusible links, or fuses.
But first, disconnect the radio you installed before replacing any flown fusible links, or fuses.
I checked the ones I thought were relevant, like radio, clock, airbag (with the battery disconnected), I'll check the rest of them, and do a proper check with a multimetre (it was 2 AM when I checked last night).
Thanks for the help.
#4
Good info---> http://www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/5
check the electron bat. fuse for sure..if no, then check them all, and the bigger fuses under the hood..
check the electron bat. fuse for sure..if no, then check them all, and the bigger fuses under the hood..
#5
I re-checked all the fuses, and it was actually the Electron. Bat.....it was such a small blow in the fuses I didnt notice it last night.
Guess I'll slow down and check things properly the next time I pissed off with my car.
I'm still getting 4 beeps when the key is pulled from the ignition, but that should just be an ECU reset, yeah?
Guess I'll slow down and check things properly the next time I pissed off with my car.
I'm still getting 4 beeps when the key is pulled from the ignition, but that should just be an ECU reset, yeah?
#6
the 4 beeps could just be your radio reminding you to take off the face plate, unless you are referring to a horn beep in which case I would check for whatever anti-theft system the car has.
#7
That 4 beeps is gone now.
It was only happening when the car had been turned on and engine running, THEN turned off that it would beep, if I turned it to ON (ACC) and turned it off without running the engine it wouldnt occur.
I'd left the battery disconnected this morning, while I was checking and changing fuses, now its gone....maybe it was the ECU, maybe it was the head unit.
Problem solved I guess ?
Anyway, thanks for the help guys, if it wasnt slightly gay, I'd come over there and give you all a big kiss
It was only happening when the car had been turned on and engine running, THEN turned off that it would beep, if I turned it to ON (ACC) and turned it off without running the engine it wouldnt occur.
I'd left the battery disconnected this morning, while I was checking and changing fuses, now its gone....maybe it was the ECU, maybe it was the head unit.
Problem solved I guess ?
Anyway, thanks for the help guys, if it wasnt slightly gay, I'd come over there and give you all a big kiss
#8
That 4 beeps is gone now.
It was only happening when the car had been turned on and engine running, THEN turned off that it would beep, if I turned it to ON (ACC) and turned it off without running the engine it wouldnt occur.
I'd left the battery disconnected this morning, while I was checking and changing fuses, now its gone....maybe it was the ECU, maybe it was the head unit.
Problem solved I guess ?
Anyway, thanks for the help guys, if it wasnt slightly gay, I'd come over there and give you all a big kiss
It was only happening when the car had been turned on and engine running, THEN turned off that it would beep, if I turned it to ON (ACC) and turned it off without running the engine it wouldnt occur.
I'd left the battery disconnected this morning, while I was checking and changing fuses, now its gone....maybe it was the ECU, maybe it was the head unit.
Problem solved I guess ?
Anyway, thanks for the help guys, if it wasnt slightly gay, I'd come over there and give you all a big kiss
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