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Car started after charging battery, but was dead again this morning. Noticed the passenger air bag light flashing last night, could not figure out how to reset. Wouldn't think that little flashing light draining battery overnight. Could it be a bad sensor in seat? Please help! Spent $12,900. On POS car and stuck with it purchased as is, only put 130 miles on in 2.5 weeks
What makes this problem better or worse?
Battery discharges overnight is it due to flashing pass seat airbag
How long has your 2010 Toyota Corolla had this problem?
2 days
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Hello, the passenger air bag light is not likely to be related to your battery not being able to start the vehicle today. It is more likely due to a battery that is not capable of holding a charge, or perhaps the charging system not charging the battery sufficiently. Additionally, low battery reference voltage can definitely cause a problem with warning lights coming on - because the low power prevents the modules from operating as needed. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops
The battery is a brand new Toyo just installed beginning of month. The alt has been checked it's good. The only thing changed in car was the factory radio was bad. I know it shouldn't matter that the dealership replaced. But something has to be draining batt. There r no other lights on checked, just that air bag pass light blinking as some as key is removed. Any ideas?
Do you know if pass air bag light, located by clock should be blinking on and off every second. Not sure. Car was fine, is at dealership being they sold to me as is. Had in writing that they would stand behind car