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[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Did you at the time unplug the two in the A-pillar?

[DWALEX]

Hi Ofer, I just arrived from work and I am ready to put everything in place, if I need help I'll call you, thanks

[lionssfan]

Originally Posted by Don O

Well after I finished yesterday I had a "Service Airbag" on the DIC. No big deal I thought, I'll recheck the connections today. So today I unplug and replug the passengers side connection and removed the steering wheel one and reseated those 2. Still have the "Service Airbag". I connected 2 different readers up to the OBDII connection but neither had a code.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated...

Don O

make sure the OBDII reader your using will read sir codes. not all will. such as autozone store would not read them. so if it won't read it.....it can't clear the code, because it can't access the SIR control module. if at anytime during the dash removal you key up with any air bag disconnected, you will get a SIR light on the I.P. cluster, sometimes even though you have them all plugged back in. I don't remember right off hand if the module will clear itself after so many ignition cycles, like most of the other modules if the there really isn't a fault code present. I will check service information and get back.

[Don O]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS

Did you at the time unplug the two in the A-pillar?

I didn't see any plugs on the side curtains. I had assumed they were under the roof liner.

Don O

[Don O]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

make sure the OBDII reader your using will read sir codes. not all will. such as autozone store would not read them. so if it won't read it.....it can't clear the code, because it can't access the SIR control module. if at anytime during the dash removal you key up with any air bag disconnected, you will get a SIR light on the I.P. cluster, even though you have them all plugged back in. I don't remember right off hand if the module will clear itself after so many ignition cycles, like most of the other modules if the there really isn't a fault code present. I will check service information and get back.

I assumed they could read the SIR codes but I at least tried (an older Acton and a new SCT). I haven't read through the service manual completely on this yet. It's very disjointed when it comes to diagnostics.

I did turn the key on to put it in neutral but I don't remember if I had already disconnected the air bags yet. It was only two days ago.....

Thanks,
Don O

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Ok, did you at any point turn the key on with the air bag unplugged ?

[lionssfan]

did you have the seats out? usually you have to disconnect an sir connector, maybe didn't get put back on. if you don't know any connector that is yellow is sir. somethings I have run across over the years.........I have seen the shorting bars inside the the yellow connectors cause a problem, if bent and stay shorted when connected back together will set a light. also sir coil needs to go back on as it came off. can't be rotated 360 degrees then put back on. otherwise when the steering wheel is rotated full turn one way or the other, the winding inside the coil itself will break and set a code. hope some of this helps. make sure the two sir connectors on the steering air bag are pushed all the way down, flush against the air bag, no gap. finding what code set will really help in diagnosing problem.

[lionssfan]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

make sure the OBDII reader your using will read sir codes. not all will. such as autozone store would not read them. so if it won't read it.....it can't clear the code, because it can't access the SIR control module. if at anytime during the dash removal you key up with any air bag disconnected, you will get a SIR light on the I.P. cluster, even though you have them all plugged back in. I don't remember right off hand if the module will clear itself after so many ignition cycles, like most of the other modules if the there really isn't a fault code present. I will check service information and get back.

I only could find history codes clear after 100 ignition cycles.

[Don O]

Thanks guys. I think I might have turned the key on with one of them disconnected. I did not remove the seats. I double checked the steering wheel and passenger side connections today. All are secure. Guess I can go and try 100 starts tomorrow and see if that clears it

I guess only dealers have the special readers for the SIR codes, bummer.

Don O

[Don O]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

Attachment 192965

Is that from the service manual? Wonder what 4 is?

Don O

[lionssfan]

(4)

yes this is out of gm service manual. Inflatable Restraints Sensing and Diagnostic Module (SDM)--Located underneath the vehicle center console in front of shifter

sorry had diffculty loading everthing. 4 is the sir module or sdm. if you didn't unplug this should be ok.

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Originally Posted by Don O

Is that from the service manual? Wonder what 4 is?

Don O

Its the one under the center console it under the storage box in the console.

[lionssfan]

Attachment 192970

Originally Posted by Don O

Is that from the service manual? Wonder what 4 is?

Don O

[lionssfan]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

Attachment 192970

This is 2010 camaro gm service manual
I can't get it to copy and paste correctly, but you can still see how it's numbered.

(1)

Right Front Impact Sensor--Located on the front of the vehicle in the engine compartment

(2)

Front Hood Assist Rod--A gas shock located under the front hood on the passenger side

(3)

Passenger Instrument Panel Air Bag--Located at the top right under the instrument panel

(4)

Inflatable Restraints Sensing and Diagnostic Module (SDM)--Located underneath the vehicle center console in front of shifter

(5)

Passenger Presence System--Located in the passenger seat under the seat trim

(6)

Passenger Seat Position Sensor--Located under the seat inboard side

(7)

Passenger Seat Belt Retractor Pretensioner--Located under the trim near the bottom of the center pillar

(8)

Passenger Seat Side Air Bag--Located on the seat back of passenger seat

(9)

Right Front Side Impact Sensor--Located in the B-pillar

(10)

Right Roof Rail Air Bag--Located passenger side under the headliner

(11)

Vehicle Battery--Located under the hood on the right side, in the trunk on the middle

(12)

Left Roof Rail Air Bag--Located driver side under headliner

(13)

Left Front Side Impact Sensor--Located in the B-pillar

(14)

Driver Seat Side Air Bag--Located on the seat back of driver seat

(15)

Driver Seat Belt Retractor Pretensioner--Located under the trim near the bottom of the center pillar

(16)

Driver Seat Position Sensor--Located under seat inboard side

(17)

Driver Steering Wheel Air Bag--Located on the steering wheel

(18)

Left Front Impact Sensor--Located on the front of the vehicle in the engine compartment (on the radiator tie bar)