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Air Bag Issue is now a Headlight Issue


Racerx3c

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ASE Certified Tech
Joined
Aug 3, 2021
Messages
3
City
Northern California
Vehicle Year
2003
Transmission
Automatic
My son wrecked his 2003 Ranger and we got it all back together and he's been driving it for a couple months now. I had replaced the air bags (pick-n-pull) but the dash light flashed a 19 code. I installed a used air bag control module (pick-n-pull) and it started flashing a 29 code, plus the headlights stopped working. I think the 29 means that the module is the wrong year, so I installed the old module and it flashes a 19 code again but the headlights still won't work. I checked all the fuses. Any help would be appreciated.
 
clock spring? i have no idea but when the clock spring wants to cause problems on our jeep Cherokee, the air bag light comes on and the lights will sometimes have issues, and sometimes not
 
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Looks like code 19 means the module needs to be replaced, cannot be reset.
Code 29 indicates that the module thinks it's not the correct one for the vehicle.

Not sure why the headlights won't work, that's odd.
 

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