This DTC indicates the SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) detects the front passenger-side seat belt pretensioner squib resistance exceeds the system calibration threshold (typically >4Ω or near open circuit) — Qin Plus
This DTC indicates the SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) detects the front passenger-side seat belt pretensioner squib resistance exceeds the system calibration threshold (typically >4Ω or near open circuit).
The pretensioner is a critical component of the airbag system.
During a collision, it fires a pyrotechnic charge to rapidly tighten the seat belt and eliminate slack between the occupant and the belt.
High resistance indicates the ECU may fail to supply sufficient current to deploy the pretensioner during a collision.
This deprives the front passenger of pretensioner protection and increases injury risk.
This is a hard fault.
The SRS warning lamp remains illuminated and the system enters degraded mode.
Oxidized B-pillar connector caused high contact resistance.
Seat adjustment chafes pretensioner harness, causing high resistance
After accident repair, resistance drift from pretensioner internal aging
Connector corroded by water ingress after wading.