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Check all of the hoses and clamps that connect your transmission with the bottom part of your radiator for cooling. The leak has to be there somewhere. Run your hands along the hoses and clamps in search for transmission fluid.

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Common problem in a lot of cars, along with seat belt light. Could be a faulty sensor or corroded connector in the circuit as it is highly unlikely the bag is faulty.

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Low brake fluid or park pedal slightly applied would be the most common problem. If brake fluid is low, have the brakes checked. It is not a good idea to add brake fluid unless there is a leak as the extra fluid will only spill out when the brakes are replaced.

P0171 is a lean code an could be caused by several different things besides a vacuum leak , Bad O2 sensor , mass air flow sensor , stuck PCV valve etc... http://www.obd-codes.com/p0171 P0172 is a rich code , here again could be several thing's - mass air flow sensor , injectors , O2 sensor , fuel pressure regulator etc... http://www.obd-codes.com/p0172

Check the float inside the washer plastic reservoir, it could be stuck with dirt? The float is usually a cork like wafer that moves up and down according to the washer fluid level, as it moves up when it is full it slides up and cuts off the fluid level switch inside the reservoir.