How do I reset the airbag system

Asked by JDonath72 Jun 08, 2014 at 03:21 PM about the 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS Crew Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just had the oil changed and now the display says to service Airbag system.

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Alt4billigt answered 9 years ago

it might be because the censor in the seat is broken, and the system cant determine whether a person is seated or not. If so, a quick fix is an airbag simulator, causing the system to think that a person is always seated. In case of a collision, the airbag will go off no matter if a person is seated or not. It is easy and cheap to fix it in this way.

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Jeffrey answered 5 years ago

I just had my 1500 Silverado in a front end collision an DC the airbag in the steering wheel deployed. It was the only one that did deploy but now when I tur the ignition on it wont do anything but fire up some fuses. What as got to be done to juice the truck back up?

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