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SRS / Airbag

ECU – DTC Troubleshooting Guide

Version: 14.0

Date: 14-February-2017

Prepared by:Airbag COC Review &

Approved by:Sanjeev VM

Page: 131 of 549

B100F-2B:- Frontal Impact Passenger sensor signal cross coupled

Overview:-

ISO Code

B100F2B

Customer Symptom

SRS Warning Lamp continuously ON in Instrument Cluster.

Fault Effects (On Vehicle)

Front Crash detection performance is degraded &

Front Passenger angular crash detection is not guaranteed.

Lamp Status (If Any)

SRS Warning Lamp continuously ON in Instrument Cluster.

Fault Detection Condition

This fault gets logged if the signal of Frontal Impact Passenger

Sensor gets cross coupled with any other sensor terminal

during Power ON.

Normal Operating Condition

No cross coupling should be present.

Probable Trouble Area

Related wiring Harness, connector or terminals

Frontal Impact Passenger sensor

Airbag ECU

Airbag Wiring Harness

Healing Condition

Cross coupling should be removed & Ignition should be turned

OFF & ON.

Component Details:-

Frontal Impact Sensor

:- It is usually located in the radiator support vertical member. Front impact sensors collect the

data necessary to make decisions about Airbag deployment.

Airbag ECU

:- It is fitted in the floor of central console in the car. The Airbag Electronic Control Unit (ECU) controls the

deployment system to allow an appropriate igniting of the Airbags and belt pre-tensioners to restrain the Driver and

passengers.

Preliminary Checks:-

1. Check Battery Voltage (12 V & above)

2. Check for any faults in Airbag Warning Lamp indication in Instrument Cluster.

3. Ensure the proper locking of Airbag ECU wiring harness connectors in the vehicle by the locking sound.

Trouble Shooting:-