94 voyager LX 3.3 air bag light help

Clockspring! Go to dealer and have it replaced free, regardless of mileage, due to recall.

Paul

Larry and a cat named Dub wrote:

Yup, classic clockspring symptoms. It is a racall item.

I half agree - clockspring - definitely for the airbag light. As mentioned on a recall. As for the rear wiper - it does not use the clockspring for anything - but it is on another different recall - also should get fixed when you take it in, provided it is not working when you take it in. The rear wiper usually starts to blow its fuse when it gets to this age. The motor starts to draw too much current.

I have the same problem With the air bag lite, back wipers, and air I replaced the fuse but it keeps poping it out, does anyone know the recal numbers?

Jose

The dealer knows. I just called, described the problem and they said bring it in.

Paul

Jose wrote:

I called the dealer and after givin them mi information, they had me in the computer, they told me that the recall was done on the van, but then he said "this is strange acording with the computer it was incompleted" so he told me to bring it in looks like the tech that did the recall did not completed, but reported that was done.

Jose

Ok, The result of the inspection, turns out to be that the rear wiper motor is bad. Since is on the same fuse the air bag is on that is the reason the fuse is popping and the airbag light is lit. The recall was done on the van before, but he explained to me that there are two parts of the recall. The first part is to inspect it and if is good they put some kind of tape on it, and the second part is to replace the motor if it check out bad, They are going to replace the motor and called it part of the recall. Now my next step is to check why the AC stopped working at the same time!

My recomendation to the first person that started this Post is to take it to the dealer and have it check the recall.

Jrvwbuggin

The Clockspring is not a recall but a Tecnical Bulletin the Rear Wiper Motor is a Recall and it will pop the fuse, causing the airbag light to lit.

At least that is what the dealer service department personnel said.

Jrvwbuggin