-   I have the same code flashing on my 99 Explorer. It seems that the air bag light has flashed since I bought the car. I brought it to the dealer a couple of years ago, and they said it was a shunt in the wiring harness for the optional side impact air bags. The problem was solved for about two months, then it came back. I really don't want to pay the dealer a hundred dollars every time the damned thing comes on. -   six-of-ten
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posted on Aug 21, 2008
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I got a 98 explorer doing the same thing... First it was code 12, replaced the 10 amp fuse, now its flashing code 52... so i gotta find the airbag diag. connector... Have no idea where it is...
Since my last post, I found a bright yellow connector under the drivers seat. I took the connector off of the end, bent it a little, and put it back on. My air bag light has stayed off. I am going to put some electrical grease on it and see what happens.
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