Airbag light/codes B0022, B0015, B0014, B0021 and B001E?

Here is the information I found on thes codes:

The airbag light being on in your 2013 Buick Enclave, accompanied by the codes B0022, B0015, B0014, B0021, and B001E, indicates issues with the airbag system. These codes are related to different components of the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), and it's crucial to address them promptly as they pertain to safety features. Here's a breakdown of what each code typically signifies:

B0022: This code usually refers to a problem with the driver frontal deployment loop (stage 1) circuit. It could indicate an issue with the driver's airbag circuit, possibly including the airbag itself, the wiring, or the connections.

B0015 and B0014: These codes are often associated with the left front (driver side) seat belt pretensioner deployment loop. They could indicate a fault in the pretensioner system, which is designed to tighten the seatbelt in the event of a crash.

B0021: This code typically points to an issue with the right front (passenger side) seat belt pretensioner deployment loop. Similar to B0015 and B0014, it's related to the pretensioner system on the passenger side.

B001E: This code is less common and may be specific to certain vehicle makes and models. It might relate to a specific component within the airbag system, such as a sensor or connector issue.

Was this car in an accident? If so this would explain the problems, the components of the airbag system will need to be replaced. If not I would replace the airbag control module, here is the location and how to do the replacement. Check out the images (below). Please upload pictures or videos of the problem so we can see what's going on. Have you considered helping us out at our go fund me page?

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