Why is a green light flashing ( OD OFF) on the lower right side of the dash ? This is where the orange air bag light comes on when starting the car.

when the light flushes a 3 and a 4 it is
telling you to fix the side Airbag

Google your OBD Codes & see what the issue
may be

Check for power at the light socket aswell as grounds

I assume you are counting the air bag light flash, If so light flash 19 is for an drivers side air bag circuit,problem which could be low resistance,circuit open ,short to voltage short to ground. and cannot be cleared or reset until the concern is corrected.ford motor vehicles air bag light will go out when concern is no longer present but will remain in memory, I would start by inspecting wiring under dash going up to steering wheel ,the air bag connector is located just to right of steering column when sitting in the drivers seat after removing the trim panel below the steering column and is a yellow connector, Please use caution when connecting or disconnecting any connectors to air bag system ,battery should be disconnected for min of ten min's prior to attempting any work on air bag curcuits. I have seen many problems in the past with the air bag itself also with the clock spring ,question does the horn,cruise control and steering wheel controls for audio system (IF SO EQuIPPED) work properly? if not there is very possibly a clock spring problem

Hi, sounds like your air solenoid switch located on top of the air bag where the air line connects to on top of the bag. It is almost impossible to see this switch without removing the air bag because of it's location. If there is air in the bag now, the only way to release enough air to get the solenoid out is to find a Ford STARR reader. This tool is the easiest way. No tool, with the rear frame raised (not axle) and air suspension switch "off", take a long thin flat head screwdriver, with car raised and wheel off ground, look dead center on top of tire on the other side of the frame rail that curves over the axle, you will see a circular (probably rusted) half circle far in the back, take the screwdriver and pry under this until the half ring is off. Next, go under axle, look up following the top of the airbag. Take your hand and "twist" the round solenoid connecting to the top of the air bag. When you twist it and pull, the air will release all at once. Disconnect the wire at the terminal, and disconnect the air line by pushing on the small orange colored ring down while pulling the air line at the same time. Install air line to new solenoid by pushing the air line into the orange ring then lightly pull back and it will lock. Connect the terminal wire, push and twist into air bag and place new half ring clip onto solenoid, it will snap into place when installed correctly. Don't forget the clip, the solenoid could slip out from vibrations if not clipped securely. Lower car to where the tires are touching the ground and a few inches lower, but don't release the jack yet. Turn air suspension switch "on" and start car. Let the air bag fill up until the pump stops. Repeat by turning car off, then on again after 5 minutes in between. Lower car a few more inches and repeat until jack can be removed and air bag is filled.

Start buy spending $30 dollars on a speed sencor attached to the top of the differential that should remove the OD flashing light and the ABS Light also fix the speedo not sure about the service engine soon light that could be many other problems..Good Luck!

disconnect the battery, then find the air bag plug normally under the seat or around side of the seat, maybe under the carpet *bright orange cable*

once you have disconnected the battery and the cable start taking the steering wheel apart and remove it, after market steering wheel will be needed unless your just going to cut the air back out and re fit the wheel, do not connect the air bag cable, you will have a dash light on the dash for air bag doing this though.

Had the same problem, found the wire disconnected under the driver seat (there is a yellow plug and with one red wire, which is fine, and one green wire, which is broken. Fixed the wire, light went off.
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Saw this in many Buicks while working valet 7+ years, has to be some kind of recall. I suggest calling a dealer

The air bag module monitors all of the electrical circuits of the air bag system. If it detects a fault in any of these circuits, it will cause the air bag light to come on. If it's flashing, count the number of flashes between pauses, this should be the diagnostic code the module is telling you what is wrong with the airbag system (or you can use a scan tool) The only way to keep the light off (besides removing it from dash) is to repair the fault, you can clear the code with the scantool, but it will come right back on if it still sees the fault.