Chevrolet 1500: Air Bag Light On
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video you come along as I have a look at 2008 Chevy 1500 that came in with the air bag light on and a code B0084-00 stored in it for the front impact sensor. Super common problem that can usually be figured out with just a visual inspection. -Enjoy!
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Thanks for opening the door for us Mrs. O :)
I"m waiting for the swim suit edition.
"Reminds me of my teenage years" LMAO...that was classic!
"reminds me of my teenage years....." Perfect deadpan!
my question is. Why was he removing those abs sensors in his teenage years? ;)
Jonny Wilson
Just cleaning them...
@@Torsee Cleaning with a rapid up and down motion?
Timothy Barney
Yeah, like Larry the Cable Guy!
I was cleaning it an it went off!
😂
@@Torsee Larry's Father is a Minister.
True . No B .S.
It's nice once every blue moon when a job actually goes smooth. Glad you had a good day bro.
"Thanks for watching".... No thank you for sharing... Everydays a good day when SMA pops up in your notifacation box...
The stealership in Northern Alberta wants $400 CAN for each sensor. Yes, each. Just for the parts. Great video and thanks for taking the time to make a video.
I'm a retired ASE Master tech have my own shop for years in Huntington Beach Newport Beach Costa Mesa...
I watch your videos and I'm impressed..... My granddaughter's watch the show and they're both signed up to go to Mitchell tack in Mitchell South DakotaMarie was a great inspiration for them saying if she can do it they can do it and they would like to have their own shop and I would sponsor them with a shop so keep up the good work and you have a wonderful wife that works with you and alongside of you and the kids keeps everything going smooth...
I like your honesty especially when it comes to state and and all the kids say hi my two granddaughters Ashley and Amber love to watch your videos
Mr. O, I've enjoyed all of your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make em. That last video with taking Mrs. O to the junk yard and all was fantastic and hilarious. Thanks
Backed my wife's 97 Chevy Astro van up our driveway due to snow forecast overnight. The following morning she decided it would be best to coast down the driveway instead of using the brakes. She bottomed out at the end of the driveway setting off both airbags. All parts were discontinued so I had to replace both airbags, impact sensor, and the module (code was latched) with wrecking yard parts. Fortunately all part numbers were identical and she was back on the road a couple of days later.
Trying to think when the last time I heard a Mechanic use the word "suffix".....Never! LOL.
Great video and thanks for all you do! Jim.
that sure is a pretty garage door opener
I agree lucky man. Good thing he found someone to help with his wrenching (heHe)
A bit noisy though.
Excellent work Mr O! It's nice to see someone who does the job right and will do it again if necessary. I recently discovered your channel and was immediately impressed by your work ethic. As a mechanic myself for more than 40 years I can say guy's like you are few and far between and if you were in my town you would have a job at my shop in 2 seconds flat anytime you wanted it! I also had an opportunity to watch a video of a single mom becoming a nurse who was in need of a good car. Excellent job giving her the car. My heart goes out to you and your family and the youngsters. I thank GOD for putting you where are for this purpose. GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND. 👍👍👍 !
Years ago actually purchased Dorman replacements for around $99 each and they appeared to be oem from Singapore repackaged in Dorman box. 4 years on and still functional on Tahoe TLZ.
U r lucky. The wallet with wings.
Same here - they were in a Dorman box but they had the GM logo molded into them.
The impressive thing is that sticker manufacturer. Not torn, faded, still there, yet easily peeled off.
Maybe not so great that the sticker outlasted the product itself.
That's a pretty garage door opener you've got there.
I like your horn-activated automatic garage door opener!
It's 68 here in Georgia today! After 60yrs in NY I'll never miss those winters? Good video
It's 64 here in Nevada and the winter is the only good thing about cuomostan. Notice I said winter and not roadsalt.
Freudian references always observed....teenage years....I am amazed you are still standing!
Good job Eric quick and easy
Used to take those from the wreckers cause they would just get scrapped.
Sell em for 25.00 bucks each used.
Bet your shoulder sore after that one
Love ur vids
Making people smarter one one video at a time.
LOL! "Reminds me of my teenage years". Savage.
I see that you have the "deluxe model" garage door opener! =P
I am watching Sonic The Hedgehog movie, and your blue hand moving fast made me think about the movie.
Rust and corrosion win every time!
Thankyou Mrs. O for opening the door. Quick and easy diag. Nice work. Must be gold plated everything inside!
At a previous work place our code for "The boss is in" was "The airbag light is on". Thanks, Eric.
Too funny, lol
"The chair is against the wall". "John has a long mustache"
We used to call out...the white shirts are coming..
I wish MY old airbag had a warning light on her so I could leave the house before she explodes.
Fascist Pedant dead
" STOP WINDING HER UP AND SETTING HER OFF "
" They have their own alarm systems, which have to be rest by the manufacturer the parent model when she visits for a factory reset."
" in some cases several visits to the parent manufacturer is required "
I learn something new each time I watch this channel.
Not to buy GM, Ford, or Chrysler products??
Honestly there is 10 gm products to every 1 Toyota, of course your going to see more repairs on gm products. Heres a secret they all are Junk!
I think Mrs O would like a garage door opener system to come with your new lifts and alignment rack!! LOL Keep up the great videos Mr O
On my truck, I changed the same sensor, with same code. Also said front right. Only to find the left front was swollen with crud, and light didn’t turn off after changing just the one. Changed both and presto! All fixed!
I just changed the speed sensor in the transfer case of my 96 blazer. I remember when all you needed was a vacuum to shift gears.... Ahh the good ol' days.
I replaced one of those on my 2008 Malibu last year... not crusty here in Virginia, it just stopped working. I put in the GM part too... I've learned my lesson using generic parts for things like this.
Super helpful, great video. B0100 = mouse chewed thru front left sensor wiring. Spliced, now, OK!
I got tears in my eyes when I saw you using that green brick . Nothing wrong with your video of course and a correct repair as usual .
Very well. Joe at Joe's Auto Electric loves Dorman parts as much as you do.
That's a hell of a automatic garage door opener
I was thinking the same thing
Nice quick diag and relatively simple (although pricey) fix. Much to be said for experience as much as fancy diagnostic tools. You "knew" what it was before you even pulled the code. Nice work. The only thing I'll say about the glimpse of Mrs. O on the garage door opening is that it's always a great reminder that you run a family, neighborhood business. Well done, sir.
Looks like a common problem. Can’t believe what they charge for them?! Nice work Eric.
I always enjoy hanging out with you Eric. Thanks for the video. Hope to come and visit you sometime
My 2005 Suburban has the airbag light on.... this is perfect timing! Thanks #SMA
Great video (as usual), I especially liked the 'how the circuit works' explanation.
Great video - could watch this guy diagnose problems all day long. Thanks so much for sharing!
mr, O wish you were in Massena. What a great video as always. Thanks and keep up the great work
I love my 2005 Chevy Silverado!
Just did the same thing on my 07 Sierra, looked even worse than that one, by the time I took the screw out there was no sensor , only dust. Enjoy the videos, keep it up. Only wish you out this video few days earlier, put in Dorman as replacement, doh.
Dorman's are every bit as good as GM; in fact, they are made at the same place. And it ain't in the US, either!
Now we know the secret code to open your garage door (lol). Thanks for the video...
This is a common problem in gen 1 silverados too so right back to 1998, but I personalty have had pretty good luck with the aftermarket sensors, mind you i try not to crash them, but the codes dont come back.
Yep i did the same repair on my Chevy last year. Even in SC these still go bad.
Good job as usual! Never took me that long as a teenager.
You are a wealth of knowledge, you the man!
I had one of these on a '08 Sierra a couple years back. That truck had a whole list of issues, from bad u-joints, bad ball joints, hub bearings, and GMT-800 series axles in the 900 series truck (stretched to the MAX, lol - yanked the boots right off), plus an ABS unit full of green pus. The sensors on this one were so bad, it tore the label in half!
I bought Dorman ones, since his bill was extreme with all the work I did. The Dorman ones looked IDENTICAL in every way to the OE ones I removed - made me think Dorman was manufacturing them for GM. That wouldn't shock me ... but, the light went out and all was well. They were half the money of OE.
A spritz of the Fluid Film and ship it! Thanks Dr. O!
I so enjoy watching these pre-pandemic videos. A much more innocent time!! haha FUN!!
The sensor light is just to periodically let you know it was working all this time up until now. "Think about all the good days we had together" -GM probably
200.00 each????????? WTH
Please add more to your line of drilling tools in the way of drilling bits. Also those sweet low-profile sockets but have them fit in the corresponding wrench size.
wow, chevy keeps them mounted low and in the elements. Just checked the Tundra, mounted just behind the headlights, still looking fresh lol
Welcome back to the Chevy repair channel. Since GM is not selling many reliable vehicles, they've changed their business model to make all their profit on parts for older models.
Glad I found this video. Even if it's few years old. The service airbag just popped on on my 2010 silverado. Looks like an easy fix but I'm gonna have to try to apply for a bank loan to get it fixed. Lol. Ive been doing some googling and every one says dont drive it cause airbags won't deploy if you're in a wreck. Well what's the difference when I had my old 85 ford F150 that didn't have airbags. That a safety issue too? 🤔
I know what i'm getting the next trip to the salvage yard. :)
Eric,
Great video and fix- thank you. I hope you and your family stay safe and healthy.
SMA#1
God bless
Paul
cold February morning ??? delay must have been due to that teenage yr reference...lol. great vid as always
Also includes previous 1999-2007 classic models as well. My previous 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 had an intermittent air bag issue. Truck was totalled before I got it fixed...fortunately air bag still worked as intended.
Had that on my Yukon Denali. My super cheap blu Driver code reader read it, said what side it was... Said the most common fix was "replace sensor"... so I did. I wanna say I got it for $60 off Amazon??? Older truck though, it was an 04. But it was a GM part, came in a GM box, looked just like the old one... worked! Fixed it for years, till I sold the truck....
My old one looked just like yours... Hahahah! Very bulged, showing signs of not goodness.... the Wisconsin north woods is not easier on trucks than the greater Buffalo area.....
Talks about aftermarket being junk while literally replacing the OE because its broke in half lol. Gotta love Eric.
U gotta get those auto garage doors. They just put one in at my dealership. They are wicket fast and awesome.
Haven’t even watched the video and I already gave it thumbs up 👍🏼
Mauricio De La Cruz I do that all the time. Never been disappointed.
I do the opposite on Shoddy Kilmer videos.
Thanks! I really needed a video that isn't an infomercial for Holley or some hair loss lotion.
You gotta be the fastest wrench slinger in the East!
Hope you love your SK X-frames as much as I do. Don't use them to hold things with an impact on the other end. It will rattle them apart .
Lunch with SMA. Awesome.
Thanks! I needed this info for my 2007.
Fixed my Duramax today. 1 airbag sensor in middle of radiator bracket. Not 2 like the 1500’s. B0103 code.
From what I have seen here in Western Australia, the newest crash sensors from GM have a stainless bolt and sleeve..... not that we have major corrosion issues
Just another thing to worry about with my 2011...looooooovvvelly
Really need a SMA sticker!!
There's your problem lady.. I find myself saying this a lot lately, thanks to Eric..
Cost me over $400 to replace one on my GMC Sierra a couple years ago. $150 labor to do one bolt and one connector!
Thank you Eric. Have a blessed and safe week.
The north east is kind of rough on stuff, that’s an understatement LOL
If I could change out the modules on my s10 like that, I would have. GM no longer has them in their database. Same goes for my Abs system.
As always Dr.O got the patient back to good health 😊
Keep Up The good work 👍.
I'm a huge fan of your videos 😉
Great video Eric O @SouthMainAutoRepairLLC
Great job again like always
Another great video by Eric O. of S.M.A. :)
Great Video! I learned something New about them sensors. Thanks! 👍
Would you PLEASE get that wonderful woman a few garage door openers?!
Was hoping you'd dig into the TPMS issue. I believe I recall you have a video on that... anyway, all the sensors read "fine" according to the tire shop guys, but they want to replace the front two to be sure.
Good job Eric.
I didn't know roll up windows were still an option in 2008. Cool.
I think manual everything, minimal package should still be an option! like plain radio with at most an aux. input. then again, most people have their own device and headphones/earbuds or just let their phone blast whatever that cruft is they call music now days ;)
Still can get them in the 2020 Silverado work truck... for a “steal” at 30k 😂
Yeah some have 2 different impact sensors that could be installed hence you need the original part number. See it often where a shop buys the cheap one and it needs the more expensive one of course. Believe one is considered a active impact sensor where as the cheaper one isn't.
So if the sensors are bad like these were if you were in an accident would the air bags deploy? Just curious lol! Thanks I enjoy watching
Dr. O ,does it again
One thing about dealing with OEM is when you go in to buy a part take a jar of Vaseline to. Lol
I lean so much from you
Forget new lifts. You need a garage door opener!! (Not taking anything away from Mrs. O’s ability. :)
with remotes, just clip on one your pocket and go-go-go
Oh yeah, new SMA!!!
Hey love your videos keep them coming I'm on cape cod between salt water and winter's we run into alot of the crusty rustys not sure if you have done a video on suspension noises squeaks clunks my weakness in diagnoses have you used chassis ear tool will you see this comment lol where you get all your experience before opening shop
You hiring lol I can't find a decent lube tech in this area or they want 20$ to start with and want to borrow my tools with no interest in buying any of there own
I've swapped them, cleared the code, then rechecked if the code changed. Easy way to find out which one is shot or you're chasing something else as the culprit. Turns out these Silverados also have paper thin wiring all under the seats. If you, gasp, move seats forward and backward often for whatever reason, it can, dare I say will, eventually make one of those wires break. So good luck if you have kids and have to move the seats often to get them into a car seat. Brush up on the soldering skill.
Giving us this nice video and you a career is the silver lining in GM's crappy electronics :-)
Nice garage door opener you have there.
My truck has been making my front impact sensors bulge, bust open, and get crusties all over it. My opinion is that all 08 GM trucks are junkyard quality at this point, between the FPCM and other common issues.
Amazing how many of these half ton pickups share issues with my quarter ton of the same year. Although my wiring harness is the issue on mine. I also have the "service TPMS" light and it isn't just a dead tire sensor.
Thanks again for the great info Eric