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I know it's probably been done, but have you checked for blown fuse in your panel?I know it's probably been done, but have you checked for blown fuse in your panel?
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Re: The Air Bag warning light is on all the time in my...
You will have to get the Air Bag system scanned to see what the fault is.. no way of knowing until system is scanned -- most likely will have to take to a dealer or a shop that has the proper scan equipment.
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the air bag for your Dodge did not become standard until 1998 you should not have one if the light is on something is fussed together if it runs right cover the light warning and go Good Luck Mike L.
well p1200 is a fuel pump issue you should check your fuel pump but first change your coolant temp/sensor then if that dont work change your fuel pump,and before you change the fuel pump check the connections at the pump
Well the air bag light would not have anything to do with the engine. The warning light for the gauges would come on if the gauges needed attention. And that would happen if the engine died. When you turn the key on, does the gas gauge register ? Do you have spark and fuel pressure when you crank the engine ?
Is air bag light on also? Probably needs a clock spring. This is under the steering wheel, and allows electrical contact to several circuits while turning wheel
I know it's probably been done, but have you checked for blown fuse in your panel?
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