[thenorm]

check the wiring connectors under the seats. when I put my race seats in, I get an airbag light because I've disconnected sensors

 

[thenorm]

The code they're getting indicates that the circuit is open on the driver's side. They say it's the clock spring because that's where the wiring flexes the most and therefore where it's most likely to break. You could have a connector loose under the driver's seat, poor contact between the clock spring and the wiring harness that plugs into it, or a broken wire elsewhere. Some people swear you should put dielectric grease on the contacts of the clock spring, others say you should never. But I think the majority have cleared the code by greasing the thing moderately -- not enough to short between contacts.

Toby

ok, glad i wasnt too far off. i just havent heard much of problems with the clock spring, which is why i mentioned connectors.

sounds like it would be worth spending some time with a multimeter checking continuity. narrow down the section where it is broken