I ahve 2003 pt crusied with an airbag light that cane on ,code for open driver's siode retractor. checked connection at retractor removed wires looked at them and rettached light went out only to come on doing next start up . Rechecked connector , removed from retractor wiggle dit whe reattaching , light went off after retsart . stayed out till next restart now back on. I was wondering if the two wires are wired to ground , current of just make a circut to tel the controller that it has continuity through the retractor ?
The seat belt switch cannot be adjusted or repaired and, if ineffective or damaged, the entire front seat belt and retractor (drivers side) must be replaced.
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There may be some reasons of coming the airbag light on your PT Cruiser.
Some connectors could be loose under seats or sensor of steering wheel
could fail. However it is really rear. Your problem is probably caused
by common problem in PT Cruisers - by broken wire on driver's seat.
Before
you start doing anything disconnect a car battery. After 15 minutes
remove a plastic panel from the seat (the one you can see when you open
your door). Than you will see a wire in plastic cover. It connects an
airbag in your seat and yellow connector under the seat. The wire breaks
near to the second plastic T-shaped part (looking from the top of the
seat backrest). It is located where is a pooling line and rising seat
connector wire - somewhere in the center of lenght of the seat. Put the
seat backrest to the vertical position, push up the black plastic cube
of the line to remove it and have some room to repair the wire, cut a
cloth tape. You should have ***** white and red wires. Inspect the wire
about 1,5 inch from the center of the place where was the center of the
T-shaped plastic keeper. The wire outside will be looking as new, but
coper lines inside used to be broken. Strech slightly one by one of the 2
wires. When you find the break just cut the plastic cover in that
place, remove 0,25 inch of the cover from each of cut end of wire and
twist the ends or put extra 2 inch insert of the same wire. Wrap the
coper wires in insulating tape neatly and tape all of the wires together
with the T-shaped plastic keeper. Put on place the line udjusting a
backrest of the seat, the keeper and plastic cover of the seat. Connect a
battery and check it.
If you are not sure where is the place whre
the wire could be broken, it is exactly 30 centimetres from the
connector of the airbag. TomasS
SOURCE: Airbag Light
we were just at the ball field today and guy was having the same problem another father at the ball field was a mechanic. and he was telling us to see if it blinks it will blink a code. but ya have to be careful working on any of the conections you dont want to set off the airbags.Not alot of help but maybe point ya in a direction.
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Not sure of the year of your car, but there was a recall to resecure the harness connector. If it is 2005 the entire airbag harness should be replaced, Sorry only the dealer can access the air bag info.
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PO108 (map circuit high input) MAP is manifold absolute pressure... a sensor normally mounted on the intake. your code is suggesting a problem with this sensor, or its circuitry.
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It could be a wheel speed sensor that went out or something... When working with the wiring, something could have just gotten crossed or tapped to get these codes as well. The compressor shouldnt be running anymore if everything was tied off properly. Take it in somewhere and have the codes cleared and that should fix the problem hopefully. I know AutoZone has a reader, but I do not know if they have they ability to clear the codes.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: Air Bag light stays on after engine starts.
Hey,
take a look at www.airbagmodul.com
They're working in Airbag-Simulators and Occupancy Sensor-Simulators.
Regards
Gerrit
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