Understanding Internal Errors in Airbag Modules

When an internal error occurs, the airbag warning light on your dashboard typically illuminates. In this case, a diagnostic check should be carried out to pinpoint the exact issue.

Understanding what causes an internal error can help you to find the appropriate solution. Faulty sensors are a potential cause, as your airbag sensors can detect rapid deceleration or impact, if these sensors are defective or have loose connections, they can trigger an internal error within the module. Problems with the vehicles battery or electrical system, such as low voltage or voltage spikes, could cause the airbag system to malfunction. Addressing any electrical issues, such as replacing a faulty battery, could help stop this issue from reoccurring. Water damage and corrosion are also a potential cause, exposure to moisture can corrode the wiring and connectors within the module, leading to internal errors. Sometimes, the issue lies within the software of the module. In these cases CrashData.co.uk would ensure full recovery of the data from the module and

A faulty airbag module can often be reset, this involves using specialised proceedures to clear & repair the stored fault codes. For software related issues, the airbag module may need to be re-programmed. CrashData.co.uk specialises in airbag repairs and offer this services for particular vehicle models and part numbers. If a module is beyond repair, it would need to be replaced with a new or refurbished unit, In most cases CrashData.co.uk can offer to supply or source a module. The replacement module would need to be compatible with your vehicle to avoid further issues in pretty much every case would need to be coded to the vehicle which is a service offered by Crashdata.co.uk also.

Internal errors within your module should be addressed promptly to ensure the safety of vehicle occupants and compliance of the vehicle being road worthy CrashData.co.uk have sameday repairs to get you back up and running in a safely and efficently.

 

Common internal fault codes can be be displayed on diagnosic readers as –

 

BMW                       F0 – Internal Control Fault
930ABD – Internal error

FORD                      B1004 – Airbag Module Internal Failure

VAUXHALL / OPEL B0100 – Airbag Module

HONDA                   B1000 – Airbag System
B1001 – Airbag Module
B1015 – Airbag Control Module

HYUNDAI / KIA       B1000 – Airbag System Malfunction
B1001 – Airbag Module Fault

NISSAN/INFINITI      B1000 – Airbag System Malfunction
B1001 – Airbag Control Module Fault
B1014 – Airbag Control Module Communication Fault

TESLA                        B0013 – Airbag Control Module Fault
B0014 – Airbag Deployment Fault

AUDI / VW / SKODA    B1000 – Airbag System Malfunction
B1001 – Airbag Control Module Fault
B1100 – Airbag System Sensor Fault
B1014 – Airbag Control Module Communication Fault
B2000 – Control Module: Defective
65535 – Internal Control Module Memory Error

CHRYSLER / FIAT / JEEP B1000 – Airbag System Malfunction
B1001 – Airbag Control Module Fault
B1014 – Airbag Control Module Communication Fault

SUBARU                          B1000 – Airbag System Malfunction
B1001 – Airbag Control Module Fault
B1014 – Airbag Control Module Communication Fault