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Possible Causes

Low voltage at air bag diagnostic monitor terminal C276-2, C276-3, C276-4, or C276-5 may be caused by a short to ground on circuits 607 (Light Blue/Orange wire), 614 (Gray/Orange wire), 615 (Gray/White wire), or 616 (Pink/Black wire), or by resistance to ground on circuits 619 (Pink/White wire), 621 (White/Yellow wire), 624 (Yellow/White wire), 625 (Yellow/Light Green wire), or internal resistance to ground in either of front impact sensors. Low voltage at specified terminals may also be caused by an internal short to ground within air bag sliding contact (clockspring), or an internal short to ground within driver-side or passenger-side air bag module.