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checked socket B5 for srs and code-221 came up. What does this code mean?

B5: 221 - Passenger side air bag short circuit.

FAULT CODE 2-1-1, 2-2-1, 2-3-1 Or 2-4-1

Conditions For Fault Code

If OBD unit measures a resistance lower than is normal (1.8-2.5 ohms) for air bag igniter(s) and seat belt tensioners, a fault code will be set.

Fault Symptom

None, except illumination of SRS warning light.

Fault Source

There is a short in SRS harness to air bag module(s) and/or seat belt tensioners, connectors or igniter (igniter resistance is too low).

Corrective Action

1) Turn ignition switch to OFF position. Disconnect battery negative cable. Disconnect connector to suspect air bag module or seat belt tensioner. Connect SRS Special Test Resistor (998 8695). Clear fault codes. Try to retrieve fault codes. See SELF DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM. If fault code does not display within 15 seconds, replace suspect air bag module or belt tensioner. See REMOVAL & INSTALLATION. If fault code does display, go to next step.

2) Disconnect test resistor and measure resistance between suspect module or tensioner connector terminals. If resistance is high (40,000 ohms), circuit is okay. If resistance is zero ohms, there is a short in circuit to module or tensioner. Inspect wiring and connectors between crash sensor and suspect module/tensioner and replace as necessary. If fault code 2-1-1 is displayed, also inspect contact reel for short. Ensure steering wheel module is disconnected. Clear fault codes and perform SYSTEM OPERATION CHECK to verify repair and recheck for fault codes.

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if you remove your glovebox, you should be able to feel the bottom of the airbag housing on the pass side, and see if the connector may have gotten disconnected

obviously, you HAVE TO have your battery disconnected for this, otherwise you're risking an airbag in your face.

did you try to reset the code to see if it comes back on?

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if you remove your glovebox, you should be able to feel the bottom of the airbag housing on the pass side, and see if the connector may have gotten disconnected

obviously, you HAVE TO have your battery disconnected for this, otherwise you're risking an airbag in your face.

did you try to reset the code to see if it comes back on?

Pras, it's a short circuit. Not an open circuit.

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if you remove your glovebox, you should be able to feel the bottom of the airbag housing on the pass side, and see if the connector may have gotten disconnected

obviously, you HAVE TO have your battery disconnected for this, otherwise you're risking an airbag in your face.

did you try to reset the code to see if it comes back on?

The connection was loose and now it is fine.......Thanks

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