did you Disconnect the upper dash pieces where the odometer is located while the ignition key was on or the battery in place with out disconecting it ?? if so this will result in the airbag light staying on.
Here's how to turn it off :
Go under the hood and open the diagnostic cap located on the passenger-side near the firewall (see photo). Look for AB & TC. Make two plugs with wire to fit into these connectors. With the ignition key turned to the ON position alternate the two wires to the negative terminal of the battery. They need to be done in a consistent rhythm, about one second apart. TC,AB,TC,AB,TC,AB... This needs to be done several times. If you can't get it to work, try adjusting the speed. It is helpful to have someone look at the airbag light while performing this to let you know when the light goes out/blink.
as for your other problems i dont know but check all the fuses under the dash and under the hood!
you can get this info and many more at !
www.mkiv.com !
Here's how to turn it off :
Go under the hood and open the diagnostic cap located on the passenger-side near the firewall (see photo). Look for AB & TC. Make two plugs with wire to fit into these connectors. With the ignition key turned to the ON position alternate the two wires to the negative terminal of the battery. They need to be done in a consistent rhythm, about one second apart. TC,AB,TC,AB,TC,AB... This needs to be done several times. If you can't get it to work, try adjusting the speed. It is helpful to have someone look at the airbag light while performing this to let you know when the light goes out/blink.
as for your other problems i dont know but check all the fuses under the dash and under the hood!
you can get this info and many more at !
www.mkiv.com !
