Seat belt warning
#4
It was the air bag sensor passenger side It cleared for now
#6
Read your owner's manual. If you had a small person under 5' tall and less than 100#, the passenger front seat, the system recognizes that and turns OFF the passenger side front airbag.
You talking about this???? In the TC Button Controls bar?
You talking about this???? In the TC Button Controls bar?
#7
The next day I sat in the passenger seat and this light did not appear while parked
Will try again today when we take a ride and see if it re appears
#8
OK, yes you have an inflatable restraint system error. Could be just bad connections causing a glitch.... or a bad sensor, bag or module. 2006-07s seem to have more issues with the module and communications between it and the bags. I found this out after researching those issues more than I care to think about. In 2008+ they used a different module for the overhead side curtain capability.
Basically every time the truck is started, the system checks itself for proper voltage (sensor input) and communications, when something is not within specs the light comes on.
My 07 had that issue for years intermittently, almost always when it got below 55 degrees F. I checked all connections more than once. It would go away all summer, then come back in the fall. I reset the BCM several times and it would go away for a few days and then return. I scanned it and it was in the passenger side IRS (do not remember the code ... B00## passenger side front deployment loop........??). So I rechecked all the connections on that side and no joy. Finally went to the GM dealer and they tried to reprogram the module which would not communicate correctly or accept programming. Replaced the module under the center console, had it programmed and no more problems. In 12 years of ownership on that 07, that was the only thing it ever had to go to the dealer for.
You will need to get it scanned with a scanner capable of reading IRS to check for any codes and diagnose the problem if it returns. If you do, please post the code(s) here and let us know, maybe we can help further.
Basically every time the truck is started, the system checks itself for proper voltage (sensor input) and communications, when something is not within specs the light comes on.
My 07 had that issue for years intermittently, almost always when it got below 55 degrees F. I checked all connections more than once. It would go away all summer, then come back in the fall. I reset the BCM several times and it would go away for a few days and then return. I scanned it and it was in the passenger side IRS (do not remember the code ... B00## passenger side front deployment loop........??). So I rechecked all the connections on that side and no joy. Finally went to the GM dealer and they tried to reprogram the module which would not communicate correctly or accept programming. Replaced the module under the center console, had it programmed and no more problems. In 12 years of ownership on that 07, that was the only thing it ever had to go to the dealer for.
You will need to get it scanned with a scanner capable of reading IRS to check for any codes and diagnose the problem if it returns. If you do, please post the code(s) here and let us know, maybe we can help further.
#9
OK, yes you have an inflatable restraint system error. Could be just bad connections causing a glitch.... or a bad sensor, bag or module. 2006-07s seem to have more issues with the module and communications between it and the bags. I found this out after researching those issues more than I care to think about. In 2008+ they used a different module for the overhead side curtain capability.
Basically every time the truck is started, the system checks itself for proper voltage (sensor input) and communications, when something is not within specs the light comes on.
My 07 had that issue for years intermittently, almost always when it got below 55 degrees F. I checked all connections more than once. It would go away all summer, then come back in the fall. I reset the BCM several times and it would go away for a few days and then return. I scanned it and it was in the passenger side IRS (do not remember the code ... B00## passenger side front deployment loop........??). So I rechecked all the connections on that side and no joy. Finally went to the GM dealer and they tried to reprogram the module which would not communicate correctly or accept programming. Replaced the module under the center console, had it programmed and no more problems. In 12 years of ownership on that 07, that was the only thing it ever had to go to the dealer for.
You will need to get it scanned with a scanner capable of reading IRS to check for any codes and diagnose the problem if it returns. If you do, please post the code(s) here and let us know, maybe we can help further.
Basically every time the truck is started, the system checks itself for proper voltage (sensor input) and communications, when something is not within specs the light comes on.
My 07 had that issue for years intermittently, almost always when it got below 55 degrees F. I checked all connections more than once. It would go away all summer, then come back in the fall. I reset the BCM several times and it would go away for a few days and then return. I scanned it and it was in the passenger side IRS (do not remember the code ... B00## passenger side front deployment loop........??). So I rechecked all the connections on that side and no joy. Finally went to the GM dealer and they tried to reprogram the module which would not communicate correctly or accept programming. Replaced the module under the center console, had it programmed and no more problems. In 12 years of ownership on that 07, that was the only thing it ever had to go to the dealer for.
You will need to get it scanned with a scanner capable of reading IRS to check for any codes and diagnose the problem if it returns. If you do, please post the code(s) here and let us know, maybe we can help further.
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