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Neighbor of mine has an 03 Taurus with SRS light on flashing code 36. I checked the wiring under the driver seat and made sure the resistor module contacts were clean.
I then looked to the clock spring mechanism. The one in my Lincoln went bad about two years ago and the cruise and audio control buttons on the wheel wouldn't work properly at first but were soon followed by an SRS light with code 36.
All he has is cruise button on the wheel. I didn't drive the car to see if it worked, but when I press the ON button I don't see the green cruise light on the dashboard light up. I probed the clockspring plugs for resistance and got 0.4 - 0.7 ohms across all 4 of the airbag module wires. Problem is I don't know if there is supposed to be some resistance here or not. My gut says no. Anybody know for sure or know where I can find out?
I then looked to the clock spring mechanism. The one in my Lincoln went bad about two years ago and the cruise and audio control buttons on the wheel wouldn't work properly at first but were soon followed by an SRS light with code 36.
All he has is cruise button on the wheel. I didn't drive the car to see if it worked, but when I press the ON button I don't see the green cruise light on the dashboard light up. I probed the clockspring plugs for resistance and got 0.4 - 0.7 ohms across all 4 of the airbag module wires. Problem is I don't know if there is supposed to be some resistance here or not. My gut says no. Anybody know for sure or know where I can find out?
