An air bag problem is not a DIY repair. Injury can accur if you attempt to repair yourself, or the system may become non-functional. Take it to a professional. I could not agree more with what was already answered here. As professional myself, have even had a recent episode with an airbag system. While replacing an airbag control module on a 2005 Explorer, the new control module was defective right out of the box. I did not know it was defective, and when I reactivated the system, the airbag light came on. When I used the scan tool to try and scan the module to find out why the light was on, all the air bags deployed! I nearly came out of my pants! I couldn't catch my breath for several minutes! I am thnkful that I was crouched down on the vehicle floor near the console at the time, or I may not still be around. That was an event I will never forget! I got on the phone to Ford, and they told me that I wasn't the first to have that happen! They told me that sometimes a faulty airbag control module will set off the airbags for no reason. Now I will tell you what 51 means, so that you know when the shop is telling you right. It means that the internal fuse link inside of the air bag control module is blown. You could have a short somewhere in the air bag deployment (or firing) circuit that caused it. The internal fuse is not replaceable, so at the very least, you will need a module, but the system needs to be checked for a possible short in the air bag deployment circuit. Please do not mess with this yourself. Especially this problem! Checking the airbag system requires deactivation of the airbag system, and special airbag simulators installed in place of the airbags themselves. Messing with the deployment circuit especially, can cause death. If the air bag deploys while your head is level with the steering wheel, your neck can be easly broken. An airbag fully inflates, and starts to deflate in less than 4 milliseconds. That is 4 one-thousanths of a second! That is too fast for anyone to get out of the way, and it will injure you.
A flashing red light at an intersection is a stop sign. All rules apply as they would to a stop sign.
flashing lights is by kanye west. the continuation of another rock video part i don't know what you mean by that. You call that an answer? Thanks for nothing.
It means that the bus is about to pull into the lane of travel (presumably from a bus stop), and that you are expected to yield to the bus to let it in.
Noise reduction.
He's paying tribute to his childhood hero who inspired Aldean to sing country music.
take your van to a shop and have them check your brakes! My van did the same thing and I had it checked..... I needed new front brakes!
If there is a flashing S on your Ford Falcon AU on the dashboard that is a warning. The S on this model means that your vehicle needs to be serviced.
A malfunction has been detected
The hold light is a warning indicator. Essentially, the flashing indicates that there is an electrical problem with the transmission.
code 19 is a 3.55 gear ratio non limited slip differential econoline ford
Alarm system is armed.
Transmission has a problem. Take it to a professional.
According to the 2003 Ford Expedition owners manual : If your Overdrive Off light is flashing : " have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible otherwise damage to your transmission can occur " ( it might just be a sensor )
A malfunction with the air bag system has been detected
A malfunction has been detected
A malfunction has been detected , have it checked by a professional
A flashing air bag light on the 1992 Ford Crown Victoria means that the airbag system has been disabled. This could be because it is damaged or because the key for the system is turned to "off."