The light could indicate several issues, including:
* Faulty sensor: A sensor in the seat, steering wheel, or elsewhere in the system might be malfunctioning.
* Wiring problem: A broken or frayed wire somewhere in the airbag system's wiring harness.
* Faulty control module (Airbag Control Unit/ACM): The electronic brain of the system itself may be defective.
* Low voltage: Although less common, sometimes a low battery voltage can trigger the light.
You need to have the system diagnosed by a qualified mechanic as soon as possible. Ignoring the light is dangerous. A local mechanic or a Chrysler dealership can use a scan tool to read the diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) stored in the airbag control module. This will help pinpoint the exact problem. Repairing the issue is crucial for your safety.
