DTC B1778 indicates the left middle-row (second-row left) seat belt pretensioner resistance falls below the normal threshold set by the SRS ECU — Atto 3
DTC B1778 indicates the left middle-row (second-row left) seat belt pretensioner resistance falls below the normal threshold set by the SRS ECU.
Standard resistance is typically 2.0–5.0 Ω; the ECU sets the fault upon detecting <1.5 Ω or near 0 Ω.
The pretensioner is a pyrotechnic safety device containing an internal heating wire and pyrotechnic charge.
During a collision, the ECU triggers deployment to rapidly tighten the seat belt.
Low resistance typically indicates a circuit short to ground, an internal short in the pretensioner heating wire, or a grounded connector terminal.
Consequently, the SRS system flags a risk of unintended deployment or functional failure, illuminates the airbag warning light, and may disable related crash protection functions.
On BYD e-Platform and DM models, this fault may also affect the vehicle high-voltage interlock logic (some models link seat belt status to high-voltage readiness).
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