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Rangstang
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- Joined
- May 5, 2010
- Messages
- 194
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- Points
- 16
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Vehicle Year
- 2003
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 3.0
- Transmission
- Manual
- My credo
- If it ain't broke, I can't fix it.
Truck was already wrecked when I bought it with airbags deployed. I replaced the airbags on the 99 Ranger with a pair from a 96 Explorer. I did not replace the crash sensors. The RCM was showing a "19" code which means the memory is full (due to the airbags deploying).
I had a friend with a Snap On Modis scanner clear the codes yesterday, but I still had a "35" which will not clear. According to what I've read online, this code is a low resistance in the passenger airbag. I just did a check on www.car-part.com and found that the passenger airbags only show interchangeability between 99-03.
Do any of the Ford service techs on here know if the internal resistance changed in the passenger airbags between 96 Explorers and 99 Rangers? I'm guessing that's the problem I'm dealing with at this point...
Your help is greatly appreciated.
I had a friend with a Snap On Modis scanner clear the codes yesterday, but I still had a "35" which will not clear. According to what I've read online, this code is a low resistance in the passenger airbag. I just did a check on www.car-part.com and found that the passenger airbags only show interchangeability between 99-03.
Do any of the Ford service techs on here know if the internal resistance changed in the passenger airbags between 96 Explorers and 99 Rangers? I'm guessing that's the problem I'm dealing with at this point...
Your help is greatly appreciated.
