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code 32 = Driver Side Air Bag/Safing Sensor Circuit - High Resistance or Open
Which translate into loose conection or faulty airbag, or safing sensor. in either case your airbag will not deploy if you are in a crash with this condition. The syten must trip two sensors before the airbags deploy. The sfing sensor provides the + power to the airbags. on some occasions hard braking is enough to set off the safing sensor. the bags won't deploy though unless the crash sensor is also activated providing a ground to the airbag and thus deploying it. It takes conciderably more force to trip a crash sensor. Something around a head on impact into an imovable object at speeds around 20-25mph or higher.
Which translate into loose conection or faulty airbag, or safing sensor. in either case your airbag will not deploy if you are in a crash with this condition. The syten must trip two sensors before the airbags deploy. The sfing sensor provides the + power to the airbags. on some occasions hard braking is enough to set off the safing sensor. the bags won't deploy though unless the crash sensor is also activated providing a ground to the airbag and thus deploying it. It takes conciderably more force to trip a crash sensor. Something around a head on impact into an imovable object at speeds around 20-25mph or higher.
