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Old 03-30-15, 11:17 AM
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Default 04 ES330. SRS light code 32

Hey Guys,

The SRS/Airbag light is currently on our ES330 and I'm a little concerned considering it means all the airbags are disabled. My wife drives this car around with our little 5 month old baby, so needless to say, NOT GOOD.

Ive jumped the correct pins on the OBD2 plug and pulled a code 32.

1. Does anyone have any information with regards to what this code is? ( ive emailed airbagsystems whose stated its "32 RH Side Impact Air Bag Sensor Assembly Malfunction" )

2. Does anyone have a page from the FSM that would tell me where the sensor assembly is, and what the expected resistance values for it should be ?

3. Anyone know of a good resource to purchase a full Factory Service Manual ? All my searching has produces a ton of BS websites and id like to get the real thing first try.

Thanks !
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Found some additional info along the way that ive yet to see documented anywhere.


2003-2011

LEXUS

Scan Flash

B0100 13 Short In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0101 14 Open In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0102 11 Short To Ground or Earth In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0103 12 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0105 53 Short In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0106 54 Open In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0107 51 Short To Ground or Earth In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0108 52 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0110 43 Short In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0111 44 Open In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0112 41 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0113 42 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0115 47 Short In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0116 48 Open In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0117 45 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0118 46 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0126 27 Left-hand Seat Belt Buckle Switch
B0127 27 Left-hand Seat Belt Buckle Switch
B0130 63 Short In Right-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0131 64 Open In Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0132 61 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0133 62 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0135 73 Short In Left-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0136 74 Open In Left-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0137 71 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B0138 72 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1100 31 Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1135 24 Half Connection In Air Bag Sensor Assembly Connector
B1140 32 Right-hand Side Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1141 33 Left-hand Side Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1148 36 Right-hand Front Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1149 37 Left-hand Front Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1150 23 Occupant Detection Sensor
B1152 28 Passenger Air Bag ON/OFF Indicator Circuit Fault
B1153 25 Seat Position Sensor Assembly Fault
B1154 38 Right-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1155 39 Left-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Sensor Assembly
B1156 15 Front Right-hand Air Bag Sensor
B1157 15 Front Right-hand Air Bag Sensor
B1158 16 Front Left-hand Air Bag Sensor
B1159 16 Front Left-hand Air Bag Sensor
B1160 83 Short In Right-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1161 84 Open In Right-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1162 81 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1163 82 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1165 87 Short In Left-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1166 88 Open In Left-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1167 85 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1168 86 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand Roof Panel Air Bag Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1180 17 Short In D Airbag or Explosive Device (2nd Step) Circuit
B1181 18 Open In D Airbag or Explosive Device (2nd Step) Circuit
B1182 19 Short To Ground or Earth In D Airbag or Explosive Device (2nd Step) Circuit
B1183 22 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In D Airbag or Explosive Device (2nd Step) Circuit
B1185 57 Short In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1186 58 Open In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1187 55 Short To Ground or Earth In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1188 56 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1650 49 Short In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1651 49 Open In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1652 49 Short To Ground or Earth In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1653 49 short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit

2004-11

ES330, ISS50, IS350 & LS430, 460, etc.

Scan Flash

B1000 31 Air Bag Sensor Assembly Center
B1100 31 Air Bag Sensor Assembly Center
B1610 13 Front Right-hand Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1615 14 Front Left-hand Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1620 21 Front Left-hand Seat Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1625 22 Front Right-hand Seat Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1630 23 Rear Left-hand Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1635 24 Rear Left-hand Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1650 32 Occupant Classification System
B1653 35 Seat Position Air Bag Sensor Circuit
B1655 37 Left-hand Seat Belt Buckle Switch Circuit
B1660 43 Passenger Air Bag On/Off Indicator Circuit
B1771 Passenger Front Seat Belt Buckle Switch Circuit
B1780 Front Left-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Circuit
B1781 Front Right-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Circuit
B1782 Rear Left-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Circuit
B1783 Rear Right-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Circuit
B1785 Front Left-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Collision Detection
B1786 Front Right-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Collision Detection
B1787 Rear Left-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Collision Detection
B1788 Rear Right-hand Occupant Classification Sensor Collision Detection
B1790 Center Air Bag Sensor Assembly Communication Circuit
B1793 Occupant Classification Sensor Power Supply Circuit
B1795 Occupant Classification ECU Circuit
B1796 Sleep Operation Of Occupant Classification ECU Circuit
B1800 51 Short In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1801 51 Open In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1802 51 Short To Ground or Earth In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1803 51 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In D Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1805 52 Short In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1806 52 Open In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1807 52 Short To Ground or Earth In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1808 52 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In P Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1810 53 Short In D Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1811 53 Open In D Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1812 53 Short To Ground or Earth In D Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1813 53 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In D Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage 2nd Step) Circuit
B1815 54 Short In P Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1816 54 Open In P Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1817 54 Short To Ground or Earth In P Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage-2nd Step) Circuit
B1818 54 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In P Airbag or Explosive Device (Dual Stage 2nd Step) Circuit
B1820 55 Short In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1821 55 Open In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1822 55 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1823 55 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1825 56 Short In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1826 56 Open In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1827 56 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1828 56 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand Side Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1830 57 Short In Left-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1831 57 Open In Left-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1832 57 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1833 57 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1835 58 Short In Right-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1836 58 Open In Right-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1837 58 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1838 58 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand Roof Panel Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1860 64 Short In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1861 64 Open In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1862 64 Short To Ground or Earth In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1863 64 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Driver Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1865 65 Short In Passenger Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1866 65 Open In Passenger Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1867 65 Short To Ground or Earth In Passenger Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1868 65 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Passenger Knee Blocker Air Bag Module Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1900 73 Short In Left-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1901 73 Open In Left-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1902 73 Short To Ground or Earth In Left-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1903 73 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Left-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1905 74 Short In Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1906 74 Open In Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1907 74 Short To Ground or Earth In Right-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1908 74 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Right-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1920 77 Short In Rear Left-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1921 77 Open In Rear Left-hand PR Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1922 77 Short To Ground or Earth In Rear Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1923 77 Short To Battery Power (12 volts) In Rear Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1925 78 Short In Rear Right-hand PIT Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1926 78 Open In Rear Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1927 78 Short To Ground or Earth In Rear Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
B1928 78 Short To Battery power In Rear Right-hand P/T Airbag or Explosive Device Circuit
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I'd start with the easy stuff. Disconnect the battery for 15 mins or so and get under the seats. Make sure the wiring (usually yellow for airbags) is connected securely, and the terminals are not corroded. Clean them with sand paper, a pencil eraser and contact cleaner and firmly reattach them.

Its a common problem for cars with seat air bags to have the wire become loose under the seat because it moves back and forth.

Reconnecting the battery should have cleared the airbag computer of the previous codes. If the problem returns, you'll know its something inside the seat or the sensor on the B pillar.
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Good suggestion on looking for damaged wires under the seat.
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Thanks for the reply.

That's actually the first thing i checked. All looks good. No obvious damage or loose connections.
I had the negative of the battery disconnected for about 5 mins, but the code was still present.

If it is in fact the RH side sensor, that plugs into a separate wire harness independent of everything under the passenger seat. B-pillar surgery may be required... I've found several FSM pages all pertaining to the pinout of the plugs, where the sensor is, etc, but nothing that describes the expected voltage or resistance under nominal conditions. I suppose it might be possible to swap the sensor from the right over to the left and see if the failure follows the sensor, but its a little scary to be playing airbag sensor swap when those are the things that actually determine if a bag will be deployed.

Ill disconnect the battery for longer, pull some connections and look for oxidation on the plugs and pins. If that doesn't work, ill dig into the B-pillar. Ill snap some pics along the way and update the thread as I go for posterity.
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So i pulled the pillar plastics and removed the seat belt pre-tensioner as the sensor.
Checked connections, wires, etc, all looks good. Reassembled everything ( after partially disassembling the pre-tensioner to unwind it and reinstall ) SRS light still there.

Ive got a buddy who works at the local lexus dealer as a service manager, so im going to let them hook er up and tell me exactly wtf it is.
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Took it to my buddy, they hooked it up real quick and cleared the code. Free o change. Light hasn't been back on since.

We are thinking when the mother in law had it a few years ago, she hit a curb or something that registered as partial crash data.

Sorry i couldn't add more info / data to help others who may run into this.
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I have a 2005 ES330 and seatbelt light is on. Dealership said code is B1787 and whole passenger seat requires replacement at $4000. Any ideas to reduce this cost?? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dcnative
I have a 2005 ES330 and seatbelt light is on. Dealership said code is B1787 and whole passenger seat requires replacement at $4000. Any ideas to reduce this cost?? Thanks.
Start with tracing the seat belt wire from the receptacle to the plug under the seat. It might have pinched between the seat rail and got damaged. Measure its continuity at the plug with the seat belt out and with it engaged.
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Originally Posted by SurfJunkie
Took it to my buddy, they hooked it up real quick and cleared the code. Free o change. Light hasn't been back on since.
It might have been caused by a wire temporarily coming loose throwing the airbag light, which stayed in memory. I'm surprised though the memory didn't clear after disconnecting the battery while you were poking around.
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Originally Posted by speedkar9
Start with tracing the seat belt wire from the receptacle to the plug under the seat. It might have pinched between the seat rail and got damaged. Measure its continuity at the plug with the seat belt out and with it engaged.

Thanks for the advice.
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I have the SRS codes B0100 & B1180. From what I understand it has something to do with the driver steering wheel air bag? I have checked the connections and everything seems ok. Any clues on what else I should check?
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I'm getting a B1000 code on my 2010 GS350. I've been told it's the airbag module. I've changed 2 so far with no luck. Is there anything else anyone can suggest me checking
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