This DTC indicates the driver-side seat belt pretensioner ignition circuit shorts to body ground (GND) — Atto 3
This DTC indicates the driver-side seat belt pretensioner ignition circuit shorts to body ground (GND).
The BYD SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) pretensioner typically uses a pyrotechnic or motor-driven design with an operating resistance of approximately 2.0–3.0 Ω.
When the ACU (Airbag Control Unit) detects the insulation resistance between the driver pretensioner circuit and ground drops below the threshold (typically <100 Ω), it logs a short to ground.
This fault triggers the SRS fail-safe mode: the airbag warning light remains illuminated, the affected pretensioner may fail to deploy during a collision, and the system may stop monitoring other restraint devices, posing a severe safety hazard.
The short circuit may occur at the pretensioner itself, the under-seat wiring harness, the floor wiring harness, or the ACU connector.
Worn seat rails caused wiring harness short to ground.
After water ingress, connector corrosion caused a short circuit.
Internal short in pretensioner caused circuit failure
Aftermarket seat heater installation pinched the wiring loom.