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To clear the airbag warning light in a Chevy Silverado, you'll need a diagnostic check with a computerized tool. The light can come on due to various reasons, and the tool will connect to the OBD-II port to pinpoint the problem areas. The truck has sensors in the front and back bumpers, seatbelts, and doors that might be malfunctioning. Reasons for the light could be a faulty sensor, loose electrical connection, or damaged pins. Replacing a faulty sensor can cost about $170 to $190, which covers both parts and labor. Before heading to the shop, it's advisable to inspect and replace any blown supplemental restraint system fuses.
To reset the airbag on a Silverado, simply insert the key into the ignition and turn the switch to the on position. Keep an eye out for the airbag light to come on, which will remain lit for about seven seconds before turning off on its own. Once it goes off, switch the ignition off and wait for three seconds.
The airbag indicator is blinking in my 2020 Silverado. How can I reset it or what does it signify?
The airbag light on a 2003 Chevrolet truck is not illuminating.
Can someone tell me where I can find the front right sensor on a 2020 Chevrolet Silverado? I suspect it may be faulty due to a bad connection, but I'm unsure of its exact location.
How about that Silverado from 2017 up north?