What Causes the Airbag Circuit Resistance to Be Too Low?

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OAlina
07/29/25 4:27pm
Airbag circuit resistance being too low is due to damaged resistors. Consequences of excessive airbag resistance: Damage to the airbag clock spring is more likely to cause excessive resistance in the airbag detonator circuit. If the airbag control unit displays a fault code for excessive resistance, it is usually caused by an open circuit in the two wires of the airbag detonator. Solutions for low airbag circuit resistance: The airbag control module is generally located in front of or beneath the gear shift lever. Areas marked with AIRBAG on the vehicle indicate airbag locations. Use a diagnostic tool to check for faults in the airbag system and repair according to the fault codes. If no faults are found, the diagnostic tool can directly clear the fault codes.
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