This w/e we had 4 local coupe owners doing a pseudo 15,000-mile tune up. We all replaced our in cabin micro-filters and one person needed an oil change.

Long story short, my car was the guinea pig. When removing the glove box I attempted to unplug the 4 cables that were holding the glove box to the vehicle. I guess one of those cables was for the air bag and apparently I didn't get it reassembled properly. We all went out for a short drive and the darn air bag light came on and started flashing. I went back home and took apart the glove box assembly and reconnected the cables, but the darn light would not quit flashing. After deliberating about doing an ECU reset and unplugging the battery for 12 hours, I decided to turn to the Internet to see what I could find. Thanks to the G35driver FAQ Forum I stumbled across my answer.

Turned out to be a 90 second fix and I actually got to sit down and relax while resetting the light.

THANK YOU G35driver for being there for me in a pinch. [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]

 

You must not have disconnected your battery. All of our airbag connections are yellow so don't disconnect any of those if your battery is hooked up, unless you want to do the fix later.

Not only is it great to have the info to do the fix, that 90 second fix would cost you about $90 at a dealership.

Russ

Black 6MT Coupe
Jax, FL
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