How to resolve the airbag warning light?
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Issues with the vehicle's airbag system need to be diagnosed and resolved to turn off the warning light. In most cases, this is caused by short circuits or open circuits in the airbag system wiring, or problems with related components. It is recommended to visit a 4S dealership for computer diagnostics and troubleshooting.
I must remind you to pay attention to the airbag warning light. The most straightforward solution is to check if the yellow connectors under the seat are loose. I've encountered this before—moving the seat and accidentally pulling the wiring harness can cause this. Try turning off the engine yourself, crouch down, and firmly reconnect the connectors. If the light remains on, never attempt to dismantle the steering wheel yourself—it could be an issue with the airbag clock spring or impact sensor, and you’ll need to visit a professional repair shop to diagnose the fault codes with a computer. Also, keep an eye on the battery voltage, as low voltage can trigger false airbag warnings. Remember, driving with this light on is extremely dangerous—the airbag could fail at any time, so address it the same day you notice it.