DTC B178F-00 indicates an abnormally low resistance connection (typically <1Ω) between the front passenger dual-stage frontal airbag Stage 2 squib circuit and body ground (GND) — Atto 3
DTC B178F-00 indicates an abnormally low resistance connection (typically <1Ω) between the front passenger dual-stage frontal airbag Stage 2 squib circuit and body ground (GND).
The dual-stage airbag system achieves staged inflation via two independent igniters: the first stage triggers a small amount of gas, and the second stage triggers delayed supplemental inflation based on collision severity.
A short to ground causes: 1) The SRS control module to detect a circuit anomaly, illuminate the airbag warning lamp, and disable the system. 2) Unintended airbag deployment in extreme cases. 3) The second stage to fail to deploy normally during an actual collision, reducing protection effectiveness.
This fault involves a high-voltage ignition circuit and is a safety-critical fault.
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