2003 vw jetta air bag light stays on.... I was messing with fuses for a different problem and all of a sudden the Air Bag light came on and stayed on. How do you reset the air bag indicator light.

Air bag clock spring at steering wheel

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Either the system is off or a malfunction within the system

no it wont. in order for the air bag light to go off you must get a VW air bag resetter. they sell for about 45 bucks. it will reset the light and crash data. since your airbag light is on the airbags are locked up. once reset they will work again. anymore questions give me an email... [email protected]

you need to takee into a certified mechanic , if you mess with the air bag system and it deploys no one will work on it . the cost to replace your airbag system could be easily 2500.00

check the fuses and wiring in the fuse box and the relay ,either that or the abs pump has a problem.

air bag light stays on

the air bag light being on is most likely a mal funtion, they shold have not had to mess with the wiring for the air bag, in the old days air bags had an acellarometer on the otter part of the car on the front of each fender if one was disconnected it would cause the light to come on, since yours is a generation 2, I suspect a different problem, since air bagsare explosive I do not recomend you try repairing it but I have a web page where they can trouble shoot it for you for a very reasonable price, they can tell you how to reset the lamp and tell you what code it is but it cost's $20.00 still cheeper than hooking up a scanner at a shop. here is the site http://www.airbagsolutions.com/contact.aspx you will need to fill in the information and then you can call them and they will be able to pin point it for you, when working on air bag systems always disconnect the battery and wait 5 minutes before testing or pulling anything apart as they can hold a charge in the ignigher for up to 5 minutes and use only a digital ohm meter to test wires as a meter with a sweeping arm can detonate the air bag, and at 170 MPH if you in the way your gonna get burned. hope this helps.

It should only be dealt with not just certified mechanic but electronics expert at volkswagen itself. in this case i want to say, it needs Light Procedure reset! or priority reset. Mainly it is a code error in the jetta!

Hope it helps.

There is an alert concerning the air bags. Contact the dealer.