B0092: Left Side Restraints Sensor 2 — what it means, the affected system and what to check before replacing parts.
Meaning, symptoms, causes and checks
Left Side Restraints Sensor 2. Basic catalogue definition; diagnostic details have not yet been reviewed.
Affected system: Body
Symptoms
- Airbag or supplemental restraint warning light
- Passenger-airbag status may be incorrect
- One or more restraint functions may be disabled
- The vehicle may otherwise drive normally
Possible causes
- Loose or high-resistance restraint-system connector
- Damaged wiring, clock spring, seat harness, or deployment-loop connector
- Faulty airbag, pretensioner, occupant sensor, or restraint control module
- Stored crash event or configuration problem
What to check
- Record every restraint code and failure-type byte before disconnecting power
- Follow the manufacturer depowering and waiting procedure
- Inspect the named loop, connector, seat harness, and clock spring without probing an inflator
- Use approved simulators or diagnostic tools only where service information permits
- Restore power, clear the code, and verify the restraint warning lamp self-test
- Read the complete restraint-module code including its failure-type byte
- Inspect connectors and harness routing using the manufacturer safety procedure
- Test only with approved restraint-system tools and specifications
Also written as: B0092-00, B009200, BO092 (some scan tools add the fault-type byte, e.g. -00).