By far the coldest day of the year, here in Westchester county, 10mi north of New York City. 10-degrees at 8am,
17 now at 8pm, going down again.And, the air-bag "idiot light" (term from the 60's -- still used today?) *stays on*, which the car's instruction book says means "GET YOUR CAR CHECKED AND FIXED IMMEDIATELY!".
Question: is the fact of it being so cold when this light stays on (first time ever) just a mere coincidence -- meaning I really do have to take it in
or
do *lots* of cars shwo the same problem when super-cold weather? (Meaning there's no way to fix it -- just ain't designed to operate at this temperature.)
What have *you* heard about this kind of thing?
THANKS!
David