good day. my car does not start it shows code 95 on the dashboard. can the airbags alone be the cause of it not to start
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Asked by keithndevu Oct 14, 2015 at 08:57 AM about the 2012 Chevrolet Cruze

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WWFORD answered 9 years ago

It's the service airbag light. Most times, there is a bad connection under the seat. I would bring it in to a dealership to be safe. It may be included in the huge recall as well.

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keithndevu answered 9 years ago

can it make the car not to start at all cause im worried since it doesn't start then I need a taw truck and what if it doesn't start again after the light goes off

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WWFORD answered 9 years ago

Call your local chevy store, give them your VIN number. From my understanding, the connectors HAVE been recalled. If it is causing the vehicle to not start ( not sure on that issue) they should tow it in for you.

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