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PING Clare (Canada)
(1994 Ford Bronco 138K miles.)
Air Bag repair question: Flash Code is 3-2 “Driver Air Bag Circuit Resistance High or open.” Doing research, suggestions are a sensor in the circuit, perhaps behind the front grill. These parts are hard wired in the air bag system. Another suggestions is the coil spring in the steering column which indicate this is the problem in 95% of the cases for this code flash. I can replace the coil spring – following ALL the warnings to disarm the air bag and following my research. Would you think it is the coil spring as the sensors have not been damaged by an accident? A coil spring is ~$70 vs $250- $300 for shop repair. A Rotunda Air Bag Simulator 105-00010 is a 2 ohm resistor that simulates an air bag connection. That would be another DIY cost if in 90-95% of cases it is just the coil spring. Thoughts? |
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