Service Safety Restraint System error

[tomgilk]

Mine is going in for the service safety restraint system Friday morning. Popped up at 1100 miles. They also have a recall on some sort of brake fuse thing, getting that knocked out at the same time as well as having the sunroof drain system looked at.

 

[PauliePucks]

Mine is going in for the service safety restraint system Friday morning. Popped up at 1100 miles. They also have a recall on some sort of brake fuse thing, getting that knocked out at the same time as well as having the sunroof drain system looked at.

I took my XL SLT in last week for BSCM recall and oddly enough we got the SRS error at 1600 miles, and a day before it went into the dealer for recall. When the dealer looked up the VIN, there was a new recall that came up that addresses the service restraint system error.

I left my Yukon for the recalls to be done. The dealer called me an hour later to tell me the BSCM update was done but that they needed to order the harness kit that is now available for the service restraint system recall.

anyone else get this info? I even provided the TSB and the fixes that I located on this forum and the advisor told me GM will only authorize this specific harness to remedy the recall. Strange.....

 

[tomgilk]

Just dropped it off. We'll see what weirdness awaits.

 

[Paul Z]

Update- no recurrence if the problem after several hundred miles and a few weeks. Seems like replacing the connector in the steering wheel was the issue for me. I hope the relative quiet on the forum means that others have found a resolution.

Any more issues?

My 2020 Trail Boss, purchased new on 11/8/20, has had the same issue from day one. The clock spring was replaced on the first attempt and worked without issue for 4-5 days. On the second attempt, they simply disassembled and reassembled everything from the first attempt. No issues for 24 hours. It is currently in the shop for attempt 3. This moring, they told me they'd be working with GM techs and determined the airbag needed to be replaced. Seems like a shot in the dark but we'll see.

 

[James Mill]

I went through something similar with my Silverado and the piece that finally worked, thus far, was replacing the airbag connector in the steering wheel. I had to clock spring replaced twice.

 

[tomgilk]

Well apparently the part is hard to get, had some other small issues addressed but this still isn't resolved.

 

[James Mill]

Ugh. That’s frustrating, and especially on a new vehicle. It took two weeks to get mine.

 

[Bthnc]

How long does the repair for this generally take? I need to wait at the dealer or figure something some transportation assuming they won’t have a loaner. I was thinking it would be a quick thing but after reading this thread, I’m not so sure.

 

[Paul Z]

How long does the repair for this generally take? I need to wait at the dealer or figure something some transportation assuming they won’t have a loaner. I was thinking it would be a quick thing but after reading this thread, I’m not so sure.

In my experience, you're going to want to leave the vehicle and find other transportation.

 

[Bthnc]

In my experience, you're going to want to leave the vehicle and find other transportation.

Ok thanks! I’ll check ahead of time and see if they have a loaner.