Airbag light on

[zs_genesis]

Turned on my car today and the light for the airbag stays on (red light). I’m thinking when it gets close to freezing temperatures outside, my genesis just decides to have a random light turn on. Last time, during freezing temps, it was the Red oil light - which went away and was no problem at all. This time, the airbag light is on. Should I take it to the dealership still? Will it be a costly issue to fix?

 

[EdP]

Turned on my car today and the light for the airbag stays on (red light). I’m thinking when it gets close to freezing temperatures outside, my genesis just decides to have a random light turn on. Last time, during freezing temps, it was the Red oil light - which went away and was no problem at all. This time, the airbag light is on. Should I take it to the dealership still? Will it be a costly issue to fix?

Does it go off when the temperature goes up? If it goes off, the dealer may not be able to find in. If they do, nothing like that is cheap to fix.

 

[Genesiswonderer]

Turned on my car today and the light for the airbag stays on (red light). I’m thinking when it gets close to freezing temperatures outside, my genesis just decides to have a random light turn on. Last time, during freezing temps, it was the Red oil light - which went away and was no problem at all. This time, the airbag light is on. Should I take it to the dealership still? Will it be a costly issue to fix?

I would still try to get it scanned to see if any airbag codes are found.

 

[zs_genesis]

Turned my car on and off a few times and still the airbag light is on. Temperature will rise tomorrow so will try again.

 

[zs_genesis]

I would still try to get it scanned to see if any airbag codes are found.

Scanned at the dealership, right?

 

[Genesiswonderer]

Scanned at the dealership, right?

Yes, or any normal shop should be able to. You could try things like Oreillys or autozone but in my expierence their code readers can’t read B DTCs so they wouldn’t be much help for an airbag light.

 

[zs_genesis]

Yes, or any normal shop should be able to. You could try things like Oreillys or autozone but in my expierence their code readers can’t read B DTCs so they wouldn’t be much help for an airbag light.

So I have a B1483 code called a second stage driver circuit short. My auto shop referred me to an auto electrician. So do I just take it to my original dealership. I never even heard of a specialized auto electrical shop