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shawnmd Enthusiast

shawnmd

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I have a 2008 GMC Sierra and the "Service Airbag" light is stuck on. I had a garage read the codes and it is continuously bringing up this code:

 

B0015V- Left front pretensioner deployment loop resistance above threshold.

 

Originally it did have this code as well, although this didn't come up again after the codes were reset:

 

B0084- Front end sensor 2

 

I removed the cover to the drivers front seat bellt tensioner and checked the electrical connection. It was wet and did have some electrolysis on it. I cleaned it up, dried it and used some dieletic grease on it. It didn't work. The B0015V code is still coming up. What else could it be?

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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You're on the right track but it may require more attention. Airbag systems are extremely sensitive. You may have to replace the pretensioner or further inspect the airbag harness.

GMCustomerService Senior Enthusiast

GMCustomerService

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Hello shawnmd,

 

I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue with your vehicle. As a customer service representative, I'm not able to provide much in the way of do-it-yourself information, so I'm glad to see forum members are beginning to step in with feedback. If you have any lingering concerns please contact me via private message.

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

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joebo1212 New Member

joebo1212

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I have the same problem with my 2008 GMC Sierra Ext Cab SLE All Terran with 80K miles. I have to take it into the dealer to have them look at it, i know its going to cost a fortune. I have to get my driver side passenger door lock replaced as well, it seem like the door locks going out in my model year is very common.

08silverado Enthusiast

08silverado

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I just had this come up with my 08 silverado, I also have 80k. Let me know if anyone gets this figured out. Really not looking forward to taking it to the dealership.

08silverado Enthusiast

08silverado

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Sorry, no I haven't yet, been away from home for the last month. I'm actually going to be bringing it in for the second level check for the consumption test. So I may have them run a scan. Not quite sure what all the possibilities are, hoping it's a DIY project though

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08silverado Enthusiast

08silverado

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Just had my truck scanned, to get a B0084 code. Haven't had any luck finding any more info why it's throwing the code. Any help is appreciated

After subscribing to Alldata, I was able to pinpoint the problem to be a faulty Front Right(Passenger) Impact Sensor. 20 minute job to change, glad I spent $27 for the subscription.

gmtech4 Senior Enthusiast

gmtech4

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After subscribing to Alldata, I was able to pinpoint the problem to be a faulty Front Right(Passenger) Impact Sensor. 20 minute job to change, glad I spent $27 for the subscription.

 

That's how it's done guys !!!!^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

Service information !!!!

 

Invest in it !!!

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NARDA1 Enthusiast

NARDA1

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Have had an intermittent air bag light on mine. Took it to dealer and they wanted big $$$ to replace the sensor so I told them I would get back to them. After reading in the forums about this I was able to crawl under the truck and check it out for myself. When checking the connections I found that I was able to push in the connector on the drivers side slightly, Also noticed that there was no corrosion or distortion of the sensor. Started the truck a few times, no more light!!! Keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks guys for your posts on this.

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