06 Airbag code 24
06 Airbag code 24
Hello
Got my 06 XLT 4.6L flashing an airbag error code 24. I took it to the dealer but they couldn't find anything, said "no codes stored." I checked my vin for any recalls and it doesn't have that clock spring recall. It usually comes on after I've been driving a while and not every time. Anything I could do?
Thanks
Got my 06 XLT 4.6L flashing an airbag error code 24. I took it to the dealer but they couldn't find anything, said "no codes stored." I checked my vin for any recalls and it doesn't have that clock spring recall. It usually comes on after I've been driving a while and not every time. Anything I could do?
Thanks
Code definitions:
B1318 - Continuous Battery Voltage Low - CHECK battery voltage. Should be above 9.0 volts.
B2296 - LFC 42 - Restraint System — Impact Sensor Fault (Front Impact Severity Sensor Circuit Fault)
The second code indicates a CIRCUIT FAULT with the front impact severity sensor, it did not say the sensor is bad (although it one of the possibilities).
B1318 - Continuous Battery Voltage Low - CHECK battery voltage. Should be above 9.0 volts.
B2296 - LFC 42 - Restraint System — Impact Sensor Fault (Front Impact Severity Sensor Circuit Fault)
The second code indicates a CIRCUIT FAULT with the front impact severity sensor, it did not say the sensor is bad (although it one of the possibilities).
I would do a battery and alternator test (free at most auto stores).
I would also check for wiring loom problems (such as rodent damage or cut/nicked/chaffed wires) as well as grounds. Including fuse box corrosion on those particular circuits. Check connectors loose/bent/corroded pins.
Yes, wiring problems are sometimes a PITA, but if you want the light and codes to go away, it may require some work other than shotgunning at replacing items....
I would also check for wiring loom problems (such as rodent damage or cut/nicked/chaffed wires) as well as grounds. Including fuse box corrosion on those particular circuits. Check connectors loose/bent/corroded pins.
Yes, wiring problems are sometimes a PITA, but if you want the light and codes to go away, it may require some work other than shotgunning at replacing items....



