My aribag lamp is lightning all the time and do no go out after 4 sec. after ignicion. is ther a wiring diagram for the airbag

Sadly, the horn relay is built into the Smart Junction Block (passenger fuse box)
see diagram.
I think you may have a bad/sticking horn switch, which is part of the drivers airbag module. if there are no concerns with the speed control or airbag lamp on, the clock spring in the column is ok.

all the switch does is complete a ground circuit to the relay. you may have a wire pinched under the airbag in the wheel.



since an airbag is involved, I would recommend a dealer check this part. Airbags are dangerous.

Rick

Have to look at the module codes, most likely in enhanced data

I would say you need factory manuals to follow trouble charts

That is how I work

My guess is --you changed many parts that were good & not
diagnosed & found a problem first.

I don;t think it is your ECU. It sounds like you may have faulty wiring to your plugs. Did you change the wires? this might help.

bad fuse maybe i dont no about the horn ther should be a wire in ther some where to Hook up to

necesito la imagen de la bobina de ignicion

If you turn it into insurance this vehicle could be totaled out. Aribags are not cheap. You also have to replace the sensors and module, as they are NOT reusable. The passenger airbag could be part of the entire dash cover, Windshields I have seen as low as 120 installed. Theo., you could have 600-1000 tied up in doing it yourself. Fyi I hit a deer , did not hurt my winshield or airbags. Cost 2500 to repair.

The Center High Mounted Stop Light work directly with the Brake Light system, so, review the Rear Lightning (Fuses 6, 23 and 27)

- WJ Repair Manual Section-08L-Lamps-Ewj8l (page 10, fig. 4)
- WJ Repair Manual Section-08w-Wiring-Diagrams-ewj8w

I hope help you. Good luck.

If you mean the passenger airbag light no longer lights up and airbag light on the dash blinks at start-up and then stays on; the read the below and check this site:

www.automotivehelper.com

I went to radio shack cost me $2.99 for 3 bulb packet. But the post below worked. It really didn't that long, pretty easy job. Took longer to find the tools. The first guys idea/fix, the second guy gave pretty good instructions. Just a little more detail: (3) the clips are one each side of the panel; (5) these two screws are on the inside lower part of module, (6) unclip the plastic tabs from the back (where the plug end is) first and it should lift up easily.

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I had this happen on my 98 Ranger.(code 27) My light on the module that turns off the passenger side airbag was burnt out. I went to Radio Shack and bought a 12v light with wires attached and soldered them to the existing light.(didn't even take it out!) It fixed it!! Cost, about $1.50 and 20 minutes of fix time.

Note: If the light by the key switch to turn off the passenger side airbag does not work, it disables the entire airbag system! Hope yours is as easy to fix.

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gerg,

Thanks for your post. I have no way to read codes, but I heard the five tone alarm every time I started the vehicle and the passenger air bag off light did not light up. I was skeptical, but tried your advice and it worked.

Parts:
1) 12-volt colored lamp (Radio Shack part: 272-1099)

Tools:
1) socket set
2) philips head screw driver
3) soldering iron

Procedure:
1) remove ash tray from console panel
2) using a socket set, remove 4 hex head screws from console panel
3) pull console panel out of the two clips
4) remove connector from air bag key module in console panel and take console panel to a work bench
5) remove 2 philips head screws to remove the airbag key module
6) carefully unclip the plastic tabs that hold the airbag key module case together
7) remove connector circuit board from air bag key module
8) solder the yellow replacement lamp to the two solder pads for the original lamp on the back side of the circuit board (which wire to which pad does not matter)
9) tie the replacement lamp in place next to the original lamp
10) replace the circuit board in the airbag key module and snap the case back together
11) connect the airbag key module in the truck and start the engine to check that the lamp illuminates and that the alarm does not sound
12) screw the aribag key module back into the console panel
13) snap the console panel back into the truck
14) replace the 4 hex head screws
15) replace the ash tray

Here's what mine says- for a 95 Chysler LeBaron GTC Convertible. I didn't see anything about a fuel pump, but maybe it's connected to something else? I dunno. Good luck. Here's the info at least.
1 HTR-AC 30A, 2 POWER WINDOWS 30A C/B, 3 PWR SEAT, LKS, TOP 30 A C/B, 4-BLANK, 5 BACK-UP LAMPS 20A, 6 TURN SIGNAL 20A, 7 REAR WIPER 20A, 8 ILLUM LAMPS 5A, 9 INTERIOR LAMPS 10A, 11 CIGAR LIGHTER 20A, 12 RS AMO 20A, 13 INTERIOR LAMPS 10A. 14 BOD COMP MESS CTR 5A, 15 SPEED CONTROL 2A, 16 GAUGES AIRBAGS 5A, 17 STOP LAMPS 18 HEAD LAMP RT-LOW 10A, 19 HEATED MIRRORS 5A, 20 AIRBAGS 5A, 21 STOP LAMOS 20A, 22 HORN 20A, 23 RT-TAIL LAMP-EUR 5A, 24 LT-TAIL LAMP EUR 5A, 25 HEAD LAMP LT-HI 10A, 26 HEAD LAMP RT-HI 10A, 27 RADIO 104, 28 FRONT WIPER 20A

Ok,
1. ensure ignition off
2 . bridge the 2 pin connector, Put a piece of wire across both terminals
3.switch ignition on
4. SRS lamp should illuminate for 6 seconds
5.disconnect the bridge wire within 4 seconds of the warning lamp extinguishing
6.SRS lamp should illuminate 2 times, Codes erased
7.switch ignition off
8 Wait 10 seconds. switch ignition on and check SRS warning lamp operation.
hope this helps