2002 oldsmobile bravada airbag light stays on. garage gave code B0017 but they dont know how long a job it is

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1 hour ago - Question about 2002 Oldsmobile Bravada. Open Question ... The chime sound that should signal that I am unlocking my 2002 Oldsmobile Bravada, andshould also signal when I lock it is not working. Posted by francisco_al on Feb ... T & C 2001 REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING. Sep 17, 2012 ' 2001 ...

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1995 oldsmobile achieva dash and tail lights don't work! ... My car, 98 intrigue, has the automatic climate control and will not change ... Usually the whining noise stops just before it stalls. ... I have a 2002 Olds Bravada I bought during cold weather. ... both the cam and crank sensor send their signals to the ignition control ...

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Meaning of code 1 Driver knee deployment loop 2 Passenger frontal deployment loop open
Get to dealer have fixed soon will not be protected in crash airbag's won't deploy

probably all of the above mentioned

Hello Amy, not a POS, just has quirks like all vehicles do. It's a very good engine. I'm going to address the bad idle which is very common after the battery was disconnected for any reason. This is a job that you can do yourself for around $8. Remove fuses # 10 and # 28 under the hood, then remove the throttle body and clean both sides with a sensor safe spray like Seafoam. It's just 4 bolts and a electrical connector that it. This will solve your rough idle when every your AC or Defroster are on. The other lights, do they go off if you turn the car off and restart with the steering wheel pointing straight?

Not without having the body computer scanned for trouble codes.

remoe all bolts then remove the dash. no seriously get a service manual on this one its like an 8 hour job and to safely do it you must disarm the airbags.

drain the transfer case and check for metal particles in the fluid, there also may be debris bigger than that, try the fluid change in any event then if that doesn't do the trick you will have to overhaul the transfer case, this is a standard transfer case used by light duty trucks and SUV's based on a truck chassis, not the viscious drive type used bt passenger cars like Suburu

Go to Strumasters.com and buy permanant coil springs and replace the rear air bags, and NEVER worry about having a sagging vehicle again.