But the 97 is OBD2 and requires a scanner to pull the codes.
As for the airbag codes, I doubt you find very much info on the internet on the codes, the SRS system is a very touchy subject and very few mechanics want the liability of offering advice on them.
I have just become a new member and have had se veral "check engine" episodes with my 97 Altima. Purchase a Haynes or a Chilton manual and follow the instructions on retrieving engine trouble diagnostic codes in the "emissions" chapter. It's really quite simple. These manuals can be purchased for $15-$20.No need for expensive dealer or shop procedure via plugging into their system!Any further questions or details I might be able to provide,I'd be happy to oblige.
This page will direct you thru pulling the trouble codes from the MIL.
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As for the airbag codes, I doubt you find very much info on the internet on the codes, the SRS system is a very touchy subject and very few mechanics want the liability of offering advice on them.
To give you an idea about the airbags, here is a little article on them. You aren't really gonna try to repair the airbag, are you?
This page will direct you thru pulling the trouble codes from the MIL.