stevens1994f150

my horn buttons and cruise control all function like they should no problems there, but my airbag light is flashing code 32 "Driver Air Bag Circuit Resistance High" after searching the forums and asking around the general theory is that its a bad clockspring. if horn and CC still function could it still be bad?

sylver91

If the sliding contacts in the clock spring for the air bag have too high resistance then it will set the code, everything else will still function normally. But you could also have resistance in the wiring at the connectors or at the module itself.

stevens1994f150

i read your not supposed to check the resistance there, would you recommend i just replace the clockspring?

is there a procedure to reset the airbag on a 94?

stevens1994f150

bump....

stevens1994f150

UPDATE: i got the clockspring out, it looks to be the original one upon examination i notice the middle part which im assuming to be the slide contacts is real loose, is it supposed to be like that?

stevens1994f150

update:i just threw it all back together and gave up