When I come home for spring break I'd like to fix my air bag light problem. I am eventually going to remove them, but not until the car gets a cage, seats, and a set of 6-point harnesses. Until then I want to keep them in and functional.

I know about the ground post by the red battery terminal. Sanded that and cleaned the surface, still have the light.

Fuse is ok.

Where are all the yellow connectors? I know there is one at the base of the steering column, and one by the glovebox, and then a connector to the control unit under the center console. Are there any others?

Are there any other reference grounds that I should look at?

Thanks!

 

TTT for the morning crew...

 

ttt again for me to... I think Im just gonna pull the bulb out from behind the dash...

 

If you are trying to turn off the airbag light (your post is a little vague) there is a yellow connector behind the glovebox. The airbag light is on a brown wire and the yellow connector has B1 embossed on it at that wire. If you cut it the light will go off.

 

Edited for clarity

The airbags are still in, but the light is on. I want to keep them functional until I have the safety equipment to compensate for them.

 

The problem is usualy in the clockspring in the collum. you can get it scanned for codes that will help to diagnose the problem