Airbag light on
So I keep failing inspection and get a rejection sticker because the airbag light is on. Sigh. I looked around the forum and found a few helpful threads about how I can find the DLC2 port and connect this and do that... etc
Long story short, I cant find the DLC2 port... I found something round with what looks like you can plug stuff into it but no labels on it, where is the TC and AB? I tried turning it like some said to make it loose or come out or something and it does turn but then thats it dont come out or come loose or nothing... Just turns right and left.
Somebody said theirs is under the hood, didnt say much but that and I couldnt see nothing there.
I am quite puzzled can somebody show me where the TC and AB are? and if thats actually the DLC2 port?
Thanks in advance
- Kal
I will try to find that part for u, i know a spot in richmond also im going to the yard pretty soon so ill find that out for u. as for inspection I keep Getting a new rejection sticker every time I do it, it gives me 15 days. Not too worried about it I just dont like spending 16 bucks every 15 days. One mechanic in south side richmond told me unplug the light, do inspection then plug it back in lol, i might just do that until I figure it out.
If I diagnose it and turns out i need a pillow case I will defo hit u up.... Best of luck
Have a good one
- Kal
I still can't find this damn wire anywhere
I think it's called a clockspring cable. Can anyone else confirm? Something like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/COROL...item336cda526c
Last edited by Tabaka; Oct 11, 2011 at 02:03 PM.
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i just cant locate the doggone tc and ab
can somebody help please? post a pic or something?
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scroll down just a smidge on the page, there's a pinout for the under-hood (NOT under dash) diagnostic connector.
The diagnostic ports are exactly the same, the only difference is the pinout. using the under-hood diag port, you'll get your answer.
scroll down just a smidge on the page, there's a pinout for the under-hood (NOT under dash) diagnostic connector.
The diagnostic ports are exactly the same, the only difference is the pinout. using the under-hood diag port, you'll get your answer.
Now Ill let the engine cool down so I try to reset it proper without burning my hands. I tried the engine metal surrounding but when I run back to see the dash the light is just on.
- Kal
i tried back in the day to reset my airbag light, i tried and tried using the technique you mentioned. it never went off. so i just pulled the cluster out.. which takes 2 minutes. you pull the lower shroud with the clock and OD reset button towards you, make sure your steering wheel is all the way down. then youll see two screws on the bottom and 2 screwed where you have to pop small circular covers off. then slowly pull it out, unplug the harnesses and then youll see all the status lights at the bottom.
however if they plug in to check error codes, you will still fail.
I finally got an adapter added last week and wanted to get rid of that annoying light once and for all. I pulled the codes again and was surprised to see three of them this time: 14, 22, 54. #14 is "Open in squib circuit" and #54 doesn't correspond to anything, as far as I can tell. Any idea what #14 means (bad connection with my adapter or bad 3-spoke airbag?), and what #54 might indicate?
Edit, I may have a bigger problem...
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-no-avail.html
Broken clock spring?? Maybe I should just reset the codes (or die trying!) and see if the system is simply confused by now having a different airbag hooked up.
Edit 2: Clearing the codes didn't seem to have any effect. Each time it seemed like the sequence of Tc-AB grounds had been completed, the light went out for a few seconds then flashed the same three error codes (without me jumpering the pins to pull the codes). Also, it appears my confusion on code #54 not existing was based on the LS400 code listing, which differs in this case. However, if the info is correct and #14 = D squib (driver's airbag) and #54 = P squib (passenger airbag), then I'm more hopeful that it's something screwy after hooking up the RX airbag, rather than something recently broken, since the passenger side wouldn't also be affected by the steering wheel swap.
Last edited by t2d2; Feb 8, 2015 at 05:01 PM.
Before I could try the on-off two wire trick, my son took the car to the shop he works (tire shop that does mechanical work as well) and reset it.
I figure if a garage like that can do it, most places probably have the capability.









