Air bag light will not go out - 2005 Jeep Liberty

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Make sure connectors/terminals on Occupant Classification Module (OCM) located right under the passenger seat are clean/snug. Also, clean your battery terminals/cables thoroughly. I had the same problem for a few months with the airbag light in the cluster as well as the passenger airbag disable light coming on upon starting the jeep (it would go away after 10-15 seconds). I ended up blowing out the connectors under the passenger seat with compressed air and really cleaning the battery terminals and the light hasn't come back on since (it's been like 4 months now). Hope this helps.

Is this a jeep? what vehicle? check fuses first. if no problem then you could have connection or ground problem.

air bag should be checked if nothing simple turns up.

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Get it serviced per your glove box oper,guide!!
do not play with bag parts,, ever.
check fuses.
scan it, next. get it scanned.
2 choices.
or 3rd read the FSM book? read the SRS chapter, it tells you all steps.... all cars made same answer, RTM read the manual or get car serviced.
it tells you how to services the bags safely.
the scans.
then now to defeat them to make it safe to play.

if the guide was lost, its still here, USA CARS

http://www.jeep.com/en/owners/manuals/

read the chapter on the cluster warnings.
its clear as day and in clear English.
says, get it serviced....
(this answer repeats here, repeats like 10,000 times, on topic)

Hello Kathy,

Your Air Bag Light staying on is a warning that the system needs to be checked.

Some vehicles have a key actuated switch that controls passenger bag deployment, which is illuminated when active but instrument panel displays are a warning to the driver that something is wrong..

Check your owners manual for the complete details on the Air Bag System.