07 charger 2.7 airbag light came on and now wont stay running. Dash lights going NUTS !!
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Asked by Benjamin Dec 10, 2012 at 10:58 PM about the 2007 Dodge Charger SE RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

07 charger airbag light came on.. The next day I disconnected the battery and now my dash is going crazzy and car wont stay running just starts up and then dies!! Every light on the dash comes on and headlights come on and off. I tried to disconnect the battery again and now the dash has chilled out but theres a red light dot under the fuel gage on and its hit and miss weather it stays running. The check engine isnt on but was briefly.. Please help??

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Benjamin answered 11 years ago

I also forgot to mention that when the dash lights were going nuts it said NO BUS in the millage spot ???

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