[Shotimes] no horn + airbag light

[Ian Fisher]

Thanks! This is great news. Yes, I do have a Helms but
I:

1. Keep leaving it at people's houses.
2. Keep forgetting that I own one.
3. Keep forgetting where I left it.

Actually, it's about 2 feet away from me at the
moment. I guess #2 applies in this case. =)

thanks again!

Ian

--- Kevin & Cheryl Airth <clubairth@peoplepc.com>
wrote:

> Ian:
>  The 32 code means-"Drivers side airbag High
> Resistance or Open".
> Looking at the troubleshooting chart from Ford. Yes,
> the clock spring is
> right in the middle of this problem!
> Do you have the Helm manual?
> The following can be your problem:
> Poor connection where the clock spring connects to
> the main wiring harness.
> Open circuit or high resistance in the clock spring
> windings.
> Open circuit or high resistance in the wiring going
> to and from the airbag.
> Open circuit or high resistance in the airbag
> itself.
> 
> I would remove and clean the clock spring and it's
> connections first. Remove
> the clock spring assembly and take it apart. Clean
> the old grease and crud
> out with acetone. Reassemble clock spring using
> silicone di-electric grease.
> Or replace clock spring. It's pretty easy to get at
> the clock spring and I
> would mess with that before replacing it.
> .
> .
> 
> 
> 
> > I've noticed that for the past week, I'm getting a
> > steady III II break/repeat  flash from my air bag
> > light. I've gotten this in the past but it usually
> > went away. It seems as if its here to stay now.
> > Ian
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