2020+ Silverado/Sierra 2500/3500 airbag control module removal 

Hope it helped ya out. Wasn’t super detailed through the process but I couldn’t find a video at all so it is something!

No. If airbags were not deployed you don’t need to send module off or belts off. Likely you have an open circuit somewhere. Take it to a shop that has a scanner able to read airbag system and it will say where the fault is. Or else take to dealer if you’re under warranty

No it won’t but I’d just keep the module unplugged anyway

Wouldn’t have to no. Make sure there’s no codes for that side first. Visually inspect it make sure the pre tensioner isn’t collapsed

Nope didn’t replace any

@@reesebakken80 Did this process completely remove the SRS warning light? I’ve replaced the clock spring, seat belts, pre tensioners and haven’t changed impact sensors nor fuses. I wonder if resetting my module will remove my srs warning light? Thanks for the feedback!

@@DifferentMystery you don’t even need to replace clock spring. This driver wheel bag went out as well. All you need to do is take out your seat belts in full. Keep pre tensioners on. Take airbag control module out, located under center counsel as shown. Take seat belts and control module and send them in to a company like MyAirbags and they will reset them and send them back to you and you will have no airbag light on. No need to buy any new seat belt parts during the process. I do quite a few rebuilders along side my insurance body work.

@@reesebakken80 thanks for the info! I appreciate it

For what exactly?

The air bag control module

@@brentbriskey348 you can get them reset. Go on eBay and type in safety restore and you buy the service and ship your module and seat belts to them

Mine has a short to ground. Dealer already diagnosed it. But they want $1,600 to replace it

@@brentbriskey348 after collision and airbags went off or seat belts locked up? It’s repairable. It will say short to ground