Air Bag Light On problems of the 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis

Air bag light comes on and blinks code 3 3 then dings an alarm 5 dings x 5 times every 30 minutes, light stays on. I understand code 33 or 34 are seat belt pretentioners that are known to fail on mid 2000's Ford vehicles. Mine is 2006 Grand Marquis. This appears to be a defect in materials causing a saftey concern for myself and passengers. The air bag system is disabled until repaired and the repair is very expensive. The vehicle has not been in an accident and it has been diagnosed as a driver side pretentioner high resistance failure. The mechanic suggested they replace both driver and passenger side since the passenger side will most likely also fail soon according to his experiance. This should be recalled to have pretensioners replaced since it is a known defect and safety hazard caused by Ford parts.

Air bag light comes on and has a dinging noise that goes through a cycle of dinging 5 times then has break of approximately 15 min then does it again. Has not been in accident and shows no sign of problem with actual parts.

Tamara I just love this car. I don't know why they have to make cheaper cars an smaller trunks. Any way on driver side the air bag light is on. An as I'm trying to get somewhere. Than the beeping noise starts up randomly an it can get on your nerves. But if I take it to a dealerships I can't afford their prices. Thankyou. Oh I love how big the trunk is.

My air bag light came on and warning beeps consecutively 5 times then stops and repeats with 5 beeps. After checking the manual I went online and found out there are several complaints regarding this make and model having the same prolem. Why is there so recall???? also would seem to be a hazard regarding no airbag deploy and very expensive to fix.

First passenger airbag light and chirping sound came on. Paid the high cost of getting repaired then about 3 weeks the driver side light and chirping sound came on having to get that repaired!! airbag light stays on constantly and the chirping sound comes and goes. Comes on when I turn the car on.

Air bag light stays on and makes a pinging noise often. The car has never been in an accident. They should have a recall on this. Seems it is a safety issue.

Air bag light started blinking, same sequence repeated five times after wards it stayed on. After a minute or so a warning beep sounded. The beeps were in a sequence of 5 beeps which repeated five times thenrepeated again every half hour while driving. . Mechanic replaced the whole drivers side seat belt assembly - $800. 00. A year later - same problem. Ford should have a recall for this problem. I refuse to pay another $800. I took out the fuse that sounded the beep alarm as it was driving me crazy.

On September 9, 2015 I purchased a used 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis LS. I was informed that the airbag light was on. I subsequently found that there had been some minor damage to the lower front of the vehicle, not resulting in airbag deployment. In researching the problem and to determine if there had been an airbag recall by the NHTSA, I found that there had been 57 registered complaints on the repair pal website and that a complaint had also been filed with the NHTSA. For this problem and that the problem was a result of defective seat-belt assemblies. There should be a safety recall issued for this problem as it effects the proper functionality of the restraint system in the event of a collision.

2006 Mercury Grand Marquis. Consumer writes in regards to recall repair issues. The consumer stated the air bag light illuminated and there was a dinging sound coming from the vehicle.

First noticed airbag light began flashing on and off. Within two days the airbag light came on and remained on. Had the dealer check this out. The report came back driver side seat belt was at fault. No repair available must be replaced.

Air bag light on the dash comes on and stay on while driving.

2006 Mercury Grand Marquis. The air bag light illuminated. The dealer replaced the seat belt tensioner.

Start engine, air bag light on dash illuminates, beep alarm sounds for a series of five beeps followed by 1 second of silence, and repeats for five repetitions of the same. Light remains on and after 30 minutes of driving on road operation, the alarm repeats for 5 repetitions as before. This continues as long as the engine is operated without turning off. When shut off and restarted, the alarm starts all over for the series of 5 beeps in 5 repetitions. My dealer says this is not a safety issue and wants over $800. 00 for a new computer module. I have no way to document complaint or dealer response.

A few minutes after starting my merc gr Mar 2006 I get a 5 pingling singnals that continues for about 4 minutes, then stops, the airbag lights shows on the dashboard after turning off my car and restarting it the same pingling sounds comes on againi have taking my car to the Ford dealer and could get no real help, told it did not effect my driving the car, but would have to spend almost 1,000 for a diagnostic test, why its not my fault, this stared already late 2013,, had not used the car for 4 months when this occurred, please help, manufacturer has to be responsible to correct this, very annoyingsound.

I was driving along and the dashboard "front airbag light" came on and a beeping sound began. Since my vehicle is a Mercury and there are no Mercury dealers now, I called the nearest Ford dealership. They say that when the light is flashing it means my airbag is not working. If I bring the vehicle in, they will diagnose it for $49 and then tell me how much it will cost to fix it. They said there is no recall on this issue. I checked the internet and found several automotive forums that discuss this issue. Apparently it has been a topic of discussion since at least 2008. I'm concerned for my safety and will make arrangements to have the situation accessed and then fixed. However in today's economy, many people will just let the light continue to be lit and do nothing. This means that their airbags will be inoperable. I think either NHTSA or Ford should consider a recall on this.