Failure on front impact severity sensorĬode 43: Impact Sensor Circuit Failure, Driver Side.Faulty left-hand radiator primary crash sensor feed.Faulty left-hand primary crash sensor feed.Faulty right-hand radiator primary crash sensor feedĬode 42:Open Circuit Right-hand Primary Crash Sensor Feed, Left.Faulty right-hand primary crash sensor feed.Passenger-side airbag has a shorted circuit or one with low resistanceĬode 41: Open Circuit Right-hand Primary Crash Sensor Feed, Right.Driver-side airbag has a shorted circuit or one with low resistanceĬode 35: Shorted Circuit or Low-resistance, Passenger-side Airbag.Failure in the passenger pretensioner circuit.Open or high-resistance passenger-side airbag circuitĬode 34: Low-resistance or Shorted Circuit, Driver-side Airbag.

Failure in the driver pretensioner circuit.Open or high-resistance driver-side airbag circuitĬode 33: Passenger-side Airbag Has a Circuit Open or With High Resistance.Seat belt lock switched on driver's sideĬode 32: Driver-side Airbag Has a Circuit Open or With High Resistance.Safing sensor output feed circuit is open.Safing sensor input feed circuit is openĬode 24: System Disarm Failure or Internal Diagnostic Monitor.Memory clear circuit is improperly grounded.Shorted sensor output due to low battery voltageĬode 23: Memory Clear Circuit Improperly Grounded.Shorted safing sensor output circuit due to low battery voltage.Defective airbag circuit on the driver side seat.Faulty pressure sensor on the passenger side.If you can not find any problems there, you should really get an OBD2 scanner or let a workshop read the codes otherwise, you will be taking a stab in the dark when you try to guess the problem.Code 22: Safing Center Output Circuit Has Shorted to Battery Voltage Spray the connector plugs with an electronic cleaner and restart your car. In some older cars, though, it is possible to reset the airbag light without a scanner by removing the car battery terminals.Ĭheck the wiring system underneath the driver or passenger seat for any loose wires or corrosion in the connector plug. Luckily, in many car models, the airbag light will also go away by itself if you have repaired the problem. This is for safety reasons, because you should always repair the fault after the airbag light has come on. It is impossible in most car models to reset the airbag light without a scanner. How to reset the airbag light without a scanner If the problem comes back, reread the codes and continue the procedure. If the airbag light is gone after a test drive, there is a big chance that the problem has been solved. If the airbag light seems to have gone away from your dashboard, restart your ignition and go for a test drive.

Reset airbag light with obd2