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Airbag warning light constantly on

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#1 ·
Hi all,

My airbag warning light is constantly on and I was wondering if anyone here has faced a similar problem? I took my car to an Indy and he couldn't figure out what the issue was as there was no error code coming up.

Thank you
 

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#2 ·
I had a similar issue last year. It turned out to be that one of my airbags (drivers side door) was bad. They replaced it and all good now. I believe the only way you can get detail on the airbag warning light is with the Maserati/Ferrari specific SD3 tool at the dealership.
Good luck!
 
#5 ·
The Indy plugged in the SD3 and said no error code came up so said it could be the actual computer component that needs changing and said that I should take it to the dealer but I'm away now so won't be able to do anything about it now. Does anyone have an approximate cost of replacing a component ?

Plus my car is up for sale so just wanted to ensure that I can sort it out before giving her away!
 
#4 ·
I had this on my QP. In my case it turned out to be a bad contact on a side airbag which was cleaned up and she was good to go.

This is a safety issue and I would not leave it too long or try to bypass the working of the airbag. Please get it taken care of ASAP and keep safe!

:cheers:
 
#9 ·
I had my Granturismo airbag on, after search forum chat n Google - note that there is a sensor under the passenger n harness wiring to the safety belt. After shifting the passenger backward n retrieve out the harness underside. Discovered one the the thin yellow wire was rapture n exposed possibly touch the metal body of the car frame causing a short circuit. Leading to warning light n indicate airbag failure refer to dealer.

after taping up the exposed wire n restart the car, the warning light is gone n not appear anymore.. problem addressed. The wire was probably pinned or wear off due to the seat adjustments. I also insulated the harness with cloth tapes properly tie them together with cable tie to better manage them n stuff back under the seat securely to prevent future damage n wear off again. Share to all to check this possible fault n a very simple fix.