AirBag light ON *with resolution**TSB*
#92
Glad i came across this thread, thanks to all those who contribute, CL forum ROCK!
Do you think installing the steering demper make this situation worst?
Which two airbag is actually affected? steering and the driver's knee airbag?
Do you think installing the steering demper make this situation worst?
Which two airbag is actually affected? steering and the driver's knee airbag?
#93
Thanks INfectious for the clear pictures! I am going to try this later today to get rid of my AB light!
I took some pictures while I was under there.The yellow harness is like the one for the steering wheel airbag (if anyone install the steering wheel dampener).
I didn't do much under the dash. I moved the harness around and checked for any loose connection. The harness wasn't strain or tied down like ChumpusRex posted. I just might have bumped it and pulled the harness when I worked under there previously.
Finally reconnect the harness to the airbag. The airbag light went off. I know disconnecting the battery didn't take the light off because I've done it before a couple times. Let's see if the light comes back.
Yellow harness on the right. Next picture is zoomed in.
Take a flathead and get under the yellow tab to pop it up and pull the harness off.
I didn't do much under the dash. I moved the harness around and checked for any loose connection. The harness wasn't strain or tied down like ChumpusRex posted. I just might have bumped it and pulled the harness when I worked under there previously.
Finally reconnect the harness to the airbag. The airbag light went off. I know disconnecting the battery didn't take the light off because I've done it before a couple times. Let's see if the light comes back.
Yellow harness on the right. Next picture is zoomed in.
Take a flathead and get under the yellow tab to pop it up and pull the harness off.
#96
I took some pictures while I was under there.The yellow harness is like the one for the steering wheel airbag (if anyone install the steering wheel dampener).
I didn't do much under the dash. I moved the harness around and checked for any loose connection. The harness wasn't strain or tied down like ChumpusRex posted. I just might have bumped it and pulled the harness when I worked under there previously.
Finally reconnect the harness to the airbag. The airbag light went off. I know disconnecting the battery didn't take the light off because I've done it before a couple times. Let's see if the light comes back.
Yellow harness on the right. Next picture is zoomed in.
Take a flathead and get under the yellow tab to pop it up and pull the harness off.
I didn't do much under the dash. I moved the harness around and checked for any loose connection. The harness wasn't strain or tied down like ChumpusRex posted. I just might have bumped it and pulled the harness when I worked under there previously.
Finally reconnect the harness to the airbag. The airbag light went off. I know disconnecting the battery didn't take the light off because I've done it before a couple times. Let's see if the light comes back.
Yellow harness on the right. Next picture is zoomed in.
Take a flathead and get under the yellow tab to pop it up and pull the harness off.
#99
Just pry open the side panel on the driver's side, remove the panel. Then, remove the two screws below the SRS airbag system which is below the steering wheel column and the second panels should come out. The yellow/orange tab is within. Push on it and it will be good as new
I am having final exams atm, but if you can wait a week, I can film a video for this and post it on you-tube.
I am having final exams atm, but if you can wait a week, I can film a video for this and post it on you-tube.
#100
Just pry open the side panel on the driver's side, remove the panel. Then, remove the two screws below the SRS airbag system which is below the steering wheel column and the second panels should come out. The yellow/orange tab is within. Push on it and it will be good as new
I am having final exams atm, but if you can wait a week, I can film a video for this and post it on you-tube.
I am having final exams atm, but if you can wait a week, I can film a video for this and post it on you-tube.
My dealer said my airbag light is bc the passenger side knee airbag however it's hard to tell if they are right or not. Are they the same for both sides? It would be nice to have a video though so i won't mess anything up. I'm new to this IS so i have never taken anything off it.
#101
How did you guys remove the panel on the side? I just tried to do it manually and ended up ripping it off, and now it won't fit back into the dash properly and there's a gap. Are there some hidden screws or some way of getting the panel off other than just pulling?
#102
Guys, I just purchased a 2006 Lexus IS250 and the airbag light was on. I saw this thread and pushed both the drivers side as well as passenger side plugs in securely. Neither seemed loose but after I reconnected the battery the airbag light is now off. I hope this stays off and if it does, this is the greatest thread EVER! Thank you!
#104
This fix will pretty much do the trick until you hit another deep pothole or bump. Like someone said previously, the harness is short and it tugs on one end to the other. So eventually it will keep tugging until one of the ends come loose and damage the clip. I'm surprised no one filed a law suit against Lexus about this yet
Last edited by kevin125; 01-14-15 at 01:11 PM.