Airbag code 32.
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Airbag code 32.
I have a 2000 Expedition. Had some issues with the steering gear box (sgb). It was broken and I replaced it with a new pitmen arm. While under the truck the horn started blasting and wouldn't shut-off. Found out the airbag code is 32. So I bought a new clockspring and found out how hard it is to do that. After I did the sgb I drove the truck to the aligment shop as my steeling wheel was at the 7-1 o'clock position not 9-3 position. Now after the aligment they told me that I needed 2 balljoints on the right side. Not a problem. Did 2 uppers control arms and 2 lower. My concern is will my steering wheel be straight again even after having the alignment done again? It's not.
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Before I did the steering gear box everything was straight. After the box installed, drive the truck and the steering wheel was off. After a quick aligment was still off. Try to see if the pitman arm was off but no. That's when the clockspring went crazy. I just started steering whell off and see couple spring pop up.
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In that case you just need to have a 4-wheel alignment done. They should straighten the steering wheel as part of the service, but to play it safe be sure to mention that the steering wheel is off center.
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