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Service Stab Sys and B0026 Air Bag light

07Custom

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Albuquerque, New Mexico
So....

As you all know I have a d44 SAS H3. When I got it, it was in pretty rough shape. I've since made some great progress and it's been a very reliable and safe vehicle.

I had lots of dash lights, ABS, Stability, etc. I installed CJs ABS kit and now have active anti-lock brakes. That light turned off immediately upon installing the kit.

The stability light never turned off.

About a year ago, an airbag light came one. I didn't know what it was and all of the fuses looked great. I just bought a OBD code reader capable of reading and resetting ABS and SRS codes.

Last night I was able to erase and reset the service stab sys light and warning. I tested the button and was able to manually turn the stability system on and off. But today after driving about 5 minutes it turned back on.

I was never able to erase the airbag light, but I did pull the bcm code of B0026 LF/Driver Frontal Deployment Loop (Single Stage or Stage 1) Open.

I cannot reset this light. I've checked the under seat connections and everything else I could think of. A lot of other forums have linked this back to the "clock Spring" behind the steering wheel. Our trucks don't have a true clock spring, but I'm thinking it might be the same thing.

Does anyone know if the stability light and the airbag light can be related, and if it's possibly caused by a bad "clock spring"?




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H322

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Arkansas
I just resolved the same issue you are having with the airbag light. B0026 it will not clear because it is an active code. I disconnected the battery and removed the air bag in the steering wheel sprayed all the connectors out with a can of air and reinstalled light has been off for about two weeks now with no other issues. Sure hope this helps I hate any type of dash light


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07Custom

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Thanks for the response man.

Next thing.

How do you remove the steering wheel. I have looked at some stuff. It looks like you need to make sure your wheels and steering wheel are straight. then you lock the wheel in place. Then disconnect the batter or remove the airbag fuse.

I cannot find the torx screws on the side of the wheel. Post up some pictures, that would be great.
 

H322

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Arkansas
Sorry for late response been on vacation. Their are too small holes on each side of the steering wheel. I used a small flat head screw driver on one side pulled the center of the steering wheel out basically the horn. Then move to the other side and release it with the flat head aswell then there should be three plugs 1small for horn and two for airbag. Clean those and that will hopefully solve your problem. May even resolve the new code aswell.


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