Passenger air bag light

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Asked by emung Dec 30, 2013 at 06:10 PM about the 2007 Ford Fusion S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Passenger air bag light comes on and says "off".  How does one switch back to on or is this an indication of something wrong?

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my 07 fusion turns on or off automatically depending on weight,its a child safty feature.if it stays off you might have a bad sensor in your seat.

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Right. The system requires a certain amount of weight spread across the seat. The idea of the "OFF" light is to let you know that the passenger's bag is disabled because the system doesn't see an adult in the seat.

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Depends on the year of the vehicle. Some of the older ones, had a key lock on the dash where you could turn the pass airbag on or off. The newer ones its automatic. If you don't have anything on the passenger seat, then look in your owners manual for deactivating the passenger air bag

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Well had ford look at air bag seat light was on wires under seat got separated somehow fixed wires all better dash light out

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10

Does a 2005 Ford regular cab have the option to turn it on or off

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