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Airbag light flashing and reset not working

Hi all,

Ok my airbag light is flashing, I've tried the reset using the door light switch and 7 times within 5 seconds etc, and it does turn off [sometimes], but then comes back on 5-10 or 20 minutes later.  Only maintenance I have done in the last few months is replace the water pump and belts etc....which has nothing to do with the airbag light.

I will remove, check, clean and replace the steering wheel and I can probably check the airbag module connections under the centre console, but otherwise I'm stumped.

Any suggestions???

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Can anyone tell me the resistor value for airbag cancellation, the one behind the steering wheel and horn button??

I get 2.3 ohms on the wire that has the resistor.....but don't know if this is a good or bad value.

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OK, after much searching I have found an old thread that states 2.7 ohms.  I will see how mine reacts to a general clean up and reset but if it keeps playing up I will have to invest in a new resistor...probably all of 50 cents, might have to take out a loan.

 

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