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2002 Explorer 4 Dr, Code B2292, 4.0 Eng
Have a code B2292 , air bag light flashes 34, what can be the problem, any help would be appreciated.
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Re: 2002 Explorer 4 Dr, Code B2292, 4.0 Eng
A Lamp Fault Code of 34 and B2292 diagnostic code both indicate Safety Belt Pretensioner Status (Passenger Pretensioner Circuit Fault).
Per the factory service manual... Possible Causes: A safety belt pretensioner status fault can be caused by: -Wiring, terminals, or connectors. -A faulty pretensioner. -RCM. -Rod |
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Re: 2002 Explorer 4 Dr, Code B2292, 4.0 Eng
How would I determine whats wrong, or what is #1 fault for this code.
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Re: 2002 Explorer 4 Dr, Code B2292, 4.0 Eng
I'd start by checking the wiring, specifically the connectors near the pretensioners. Make sure one didn't get pulled loose or end up with a pinched wire. Do you know the history or this Explorer, or did you buy it with the issue?
There is also a specification for the resistance through the pre-tensioner if I recall correctly that may have you determine if the pre-tensioner itself is faulty. I don't have the service manual with me currently though. -Rod |
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Re: 2002 Explorer 4 Dr, Code B2292, 4.0 Eng
I don't find a resistance spec for the pre-tensioner. Looks like the amount you'll be able to test without special tools is limited to inspecting the connections under the seat and at the seat belt buckle/pretensioner assembly.
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