Air Bag Light On problems of the 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser

Air bag light stays on all the while engine is running. . . . . Stopped or moving.

Air bag light goes on intermittently and now stays on all the time. Code indicate passenger side squibb line open. Seems to be a lot of similar complaints on the internet.

The contact owns a 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser. The contact stated that the air bag light remains illuminated. The warning indicator chimes if the air bag light is on or off. The dealer replaced the module, however, the indicator continues to chime. The dealer is currently unaware of how to repair the failure. The current and failure mileages were 50,000. Updated 02-01-08. The ari bag module was replaced, however the consumer continued to experience the problem.

Airbag light came on all window & aircondition & rear defroster stop working dealer said under dash wiring harness.

The contact owns a 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser. He indicated that the air bag light was on and the horn did not work. He noticed this on 9-5-05 as he was backing out of his driveway, he heard a clicking noise, and then the air bag light came on . He had not taken vehicle to a dealer yet. There were other complaints of the same exact problem filed on the NHTSA website. The contact indicated vehicle had not been in an accident of any kind. There was recall 04v480000 on certain 1998 Dodge vehicles pertaining to the clockspring that the consumer thought may relate to his problem. The dealer would not cover the cost of the part or labor.

I own a 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser with 105k miles. The air bag light remain on when the car is running, also the horn does not work or the cruise control. I researched the problem and have determined the problem to be a defective clockspring. After some research on the internet I have found that Chrysler has recalled 1. 2million 1998 - 2000 minivans for this same problem. The Pt Cruiser has no recall but should since it is classified as a van.

2001 Pt Cruiser has airbag light that keeps coming on intermittently. Also, the associated "ding" sound comes on at the same time. Dealer charged $90 to tell me the driver's side airbag had "failed". (note: this car has never been in an accident and only has 34000 miles on it. ) dealer wants $500 to repair the "failed airbag". Coincidence that this same problem happened on late 90's grand caravans. Sounds like I have exactly the same problem they had - but no recall to correct the situation. Help!.

Per instructions in owner's manual, I took my 2001 Pt Cruiser with 51,700 miles into the courtesy Chrysler/Jeep dealership in rockville, MD after the airbag indicator light on the dashboard panel began intermittently lighting up when taking turns. After 3 days, the service advisor called to inform me that the light was going on because the airbag had failed. The car has not been in an accident, nor has it been modified. The charge to replace the failed airbag is $1,300. The service advisor said he had no idea what would cause the airbag to fail if was not in an accidient and had not been modified. I called Chrysler customer service and was told that there was nothing they could do to help me and that I would have to work it out with the dealer.

The air bag light illuminated on the dashboard. . The dealer informed the consumer the extended warranty had expired.

The air bag light illuminated on the dash board. The air bag swtich has been changed several times but the problem remained. The code on the left side seat squib open was found, which was taken apart and reinstalled. The stereo was defective. Scc.

Air bag light and buzzer constitantly on. Always self-testing. Two cd dealers have accomplished 7 different repairs with no luck. Dealers are blaming Chrysler-daimler, cd is blaming dealers. I am stuch in the middle with inoperative air bag system.

Upon starting vehicle air bag light illuminated/ radio did not work, and tail lights malfunctioned. Also, speedometer raced without the vehicle even being on. Took vehicle to dealer. Please provide any further information.