B1928 – Air Bag Safing Sensor Output Circuit Failure
The ODBII code B1928 indicates a failure in the airbag safing sensor output circuit, which is responsible for determining whether the airbag should deploy in the event of a collision. The severity of ODBII code B1928 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1927 Passenger Side Airbag Fault Faulty airbag safing sensor Damaged…
B1929 – Air Bag Safing Sensor Output Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1929 indicates that there is an open circuit in the airbag safing sensor output, which may prevent the airbag system from functioning properly. The severity of ODBII code B1929 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1928 Air Bag Safing Sensor Output Circuit Failure Faulty airbag safing sensor Open circuit…
B1930 – Air Bag Safing Sensor Output Circuit Short To Ground
The ODBII code B1930 indicates a fault in the airbag system where the safing sensor output circuit is shorted to ground, potentially affecting the deployment of the airbag in the event of a collision. The severity of ODBII code B1930 is typically considered high. Common Causes For: B1929 Air Bag Safing Sensor Output Circuit Open…
B1931 – Air Bag Crash Sensor #1 Feed/Return Circuit Failure
The ODBII code B1931 indicates a failure in the feed or return circuit of Air Bag Crash Sensor #1, which may affect the airbag system’s ability to deploy properly in the event of a collision. The severity of ODBII code B1931 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1930 Air Bag Safing Sensor…
B1932 – Air Bag Driver Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1932 indicates that there is an open circuit in the airbag driver circuit, which means the system is not receiving the necessary signal from the airbag module, potentially affecting airbag deployment. The severity of ODBII code B1932 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1931 Air Bag Crash Sensor #1…
B1933 – Air Bag Passenger Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1933 indicates that there is an open circuit in the passenger airbag system, which means the system is not receiving the necessary signal or power to function properly. The severity of ODBII code B1933 is moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1932 Air Bag Driver Circuit Open Open circuit in the passenger…
B1934 – Air Bag Driver Inflator Circuit Resistance Low on Squib
The ODBII code B1934 indicates that there is low resistance in the airbag driver inflator circuit, which suggests a potential issue with the airbag squib or its connections, possibly leading to a malfunction in the airbag deployment system. The severity of ODBII code B1934 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1933 Air…
B1935 – Air Bag Passenger Inflator Circuit Resistance Low on Squib
The ODBII code B1935 indicates that there is low resistance in the passenger airbag inflator circuit, which may suggest a fault in the squib (the device that ignites the airbag) or its wiring, potentially affecting the airbag’s deployment. The severity of ODBII code B1935 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1934 Air…
B1936 – Air Bag Driver Circuit Short To Ground
The ODBII code B1936 indicates a short circuit in the airbag driver’s circuit to ground, which can prevent the airbag system from functioning properly. The severity of ODBII code B1936 is typically considered moderate to high. Common Causes For: B1935 Air Bag Passenger Inflator Circuit Resistance Low on Squib Damaged wiring or connectors in the…
B1937 – Air Bag Passenger Pressure Switch Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1937 indicates that there is an open circuit in the passenger airbag pressure switch, which may prevent the airbag system from functioning properly. The severity of ODBII code B1937 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1936 Air Bag Driver Circuit Short To Ground Faulty passenger airbag pressure switch Open or damaged wiring in…