Ok so Clockspring Installation went ok...

2000 Dodge 2500 Cummins... First I got an airbag light, then lI ost cruise. So I purchased a clockspring from NAPA ($43.00) and installed it today. Pretty straightforward installation following the TSB in my previous post. (BTW, in that post I asked how to remove the tilt knob. As Tom said it's threaded. In fact there's enough of a squared edge to slip a small box end in there for leverage).

After reconnecting everything, now I have cruise again, but airbag light continues to illuminate. Not much chance of something being connected wrong, and I don't think anything is pinched. I guess it could be a bad clockspring. But before I take it to have it scanned, I see there are two airbag fuses in my fusebox. The problem is they have what appears to be a tamper-proof plastic cover. No reference to it in my FSM. Anybody know how to pull these fuses to check them?

Thanks in advance.

Jack

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jackvt80
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Jack

It will probably take a few start and stop cycles for the light to go out.

Bob AZ

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Bob AZ

If the lite does not go out remove the air bag and check to see that you did connect the connector(s) to the air bag. A very common mistake.

Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech

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maxpower

Thanks, Glenn and Bob. I unzipped everything again and checked all the connections. I even had to pry the airbag connector with a trim tool to get it off so I know it was on good. Nevertheless I undid and redid all connections and zipped it back up. Voila... no airbag light now for whatever reason. I'm guessing because I do a lot of salt water surf fishing I had some corrosion in the connections that needed a little back and forth to make better contact. Thanks for the encouragement... you saved me some wasted money for a scan and maybe another clockspring replacement.

Jack

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jackvt80

No problem , just send me a few of those flonders that you catch

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maxpower

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