[1sttimeMercury]

I was wondering, especially for everyone in states where the weather is routinely frigid in winter, if anyone else had experienced this phenomenon. Down here in Dallas it's been cold (anytime the low temp in Dallas is below freezing, it's COOOOOOLLLLDDD!) for the past five days or so. I've noticed that when I start my Milan for the first time in the morning, after it's been below freezing during the night, that the airbag light stays on until I shut off the engine and remove the key from the ignition. Then when I start it again, it will go off. This happens whether someone is in the front passenger seat or not. Any ideas?

 

[ns4683]

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I was wondering, especially for everyone in states where the weather is routinely frigid in winter, if anyone else had experienced this phenomenon.  Down here in Dallas it's been cold (anytime the low temp in Dallas is below freezing, it's COOOOOOLLLLDDD!) for the past five days or so.  I've noticed that when I start my Milan for the first time in the morning, after it's been below freezing during the night, that the airbag light stays on until I shut off the engine and remove the key from the ignition.  Then when I start it again, it will go off.  This happens whether someone is in the front passenger seat or not.  Any ideas?
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Which airbag light are you referring to? The one for the passenger seat or the one for the driver seat?

 

[1sttimeMercury]

I believe it's the one for the passenger seat. It always comes on when you start the car, but then usually goes away after a few seconds. I know there's a sensor in the passenger seat so that it will disable if no one is sitting there, but with this problem it stays on no matter if someone is sitting there or not.

 

[whatup]

I would say it is time for a trip to the dealership. :bash: