B0013 on Buick

Driver steering wheel air bag, stage 2 firing circuit fault

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What's different on Buick

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  • 2006–2008 · Lucerne

    Supported by vehicle data

    GM bulletin PIC-4871A covers a Service Air Bag message with B0012 and B0013 among the codes; the summary does not give the repair. Whether it is current is not verified.

  • PIC5702 (buick)Status unverified

    Air bag light with B0012 or B0013 and symptom byte 0E

    2012verano · NHTSA 10045339

    May be a damaged shorting bar in the steering wheel air bag module.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

  • PIC-4871A (buick)Status unverified

    Service Air Bag message with SIR light and B0012, B0013, B0019, B0020

    2006–2008lucerne · NHTSA 10026687

    Covers a Service Air Bag message with those codes set; the summary does not state the repair.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

Sources and review

  1. GM bulletin PIC-4871A (NHTSA 10026687) — General Motors (NHTSA manufacturer communication)
  2. DTC B0012 or B0013, Saab 9-4x 2011 airbag (SRS) fault diagnosis — General Motors / Saab Automobile
  3. GM bulletin 14314 (NHTSA 10134766) — General Motors (NHTSA manufacturer communication)
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