Air Bag Light Flashing - Page 2 - G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion

Jun 20, 2006 | 06:26 PM

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ttrank

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Originally Posted by ttrank

How did you reset it? Just pull the negative battery cable for a while?

never mind, I found out how to do it.

Jun 21, 2006 | 04:00 PM

#17

Lip

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Originally Posted by shodog

I bet the clock spring in the steering column is the problem.

Interesting- My Airbag light was coming on every once in a while, I've also complained about the clicking in the steering wheel when I turn left sometimes. I think the conduit cable connected to the wheel is a poor design.
Not sure if they get some binding in there ?
Either way, every Nissan I have owned had the airbag light come on at some point during it's stay.

Hey it's better than the EPC and MIL lights in a German car. When those came on, you were F'd

Jun 21, 2006 | 09:55 PM

#18

vrsc

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Mine keeps coming on too. I have made an appointment but its not till 2 weeks. I keep reseting it because the flashing light bugs the crap out of me. Sometimes it comes on after 30 minutes of driving, sometimes it days??

Jun 21, 2006 | 11:47 PM

#19

ABQ_G35

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From: Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico

I had an airbag on an F150 Lariat, '97, the light kept coming on, and at first it would blink, I called the dealer who was like 35 miles away, and he had me check the code it was flashing, that told him the problem, and I took it in and they replaced the airbag, never had a problem with it again. I'm sure the G has a code as well.

Jun 21, 2006 | 11:52 PM

#20

AmateuRN

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Do not reset it in hopes of just getting rid of the light and then never taking it in. The light means that your air bags *may not* go off in an accident. You may stop the light from blinking, but the code and problem are still there. Don't complain when you get into an accident and those convenient little volume and cruise buttons are stuck in your forehead because you never took what could have been a minor open or short in the curcuit to the dealer to get fixed. Don't play with the airbags people- get it checked out.