Code
B1467
MITSUBISHI
B — Body
Front ABG safing G sensor open
AI status
Completed
Completed
100%
Causes
- Open or disconnected wiring/harness to front G (safing) sensor
- Loose, corroded or damaged connector at the sensor or SRS ECU
- Failed front G (safing) sensor
- Faulty SRS (airbag) control module or connector
- Previous deployment or impact damage with unaddressed wiring/sensor damage
- Water intrusion or contamination at sensor or connector
Symptoms
- SRS/AIRBAG warning lamp illuminated on instrument panel
- Possible disablement of airbag deployment circuit (faulted safing sensor)
- Stored B1467 code in SRS memory
- No other obvious drivability symptoms
What to check
- Confirm battery voltage is stable (12V+) and record stored SRS codes with scanner
- Visual inspection of front G-sensor connector, wiring harness and routing for damage, corrosion, or water
- Wiggle/strain-relief test on wiring and connectors while monitoring code or live data
- Measure continuity between sensor connector and SRS ECU connector for expected pins
- Measure sensor circuit voltage/resistance per factory data (check for open circuit)
- Inspect for prior crash repairs or deployed airbags that might have damaged wiring
Signal parameters
- Expected: sensor circuit should show continuity (finite resistance) between sensor and ECU; open = infinite/very high resistance
- Expected: reference supply present at sensor connector (typically a low-voltage reference from SRS ECU; check factory spec)
- Fault indication: sensor line at or near 0V or battery voltage with no expected switching when tapped
- Live-data: G-sensor should report changing values when the vehicle or sensor is physically moved (consult service manual for units/range)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all stored SRS codes and freeze frame data; note any related codes.
- Visually inspect the front G-sensor, connector, and harness for damage, corrosion, water, or signs of previous repairs.
- Verify battery voltage and ground integrity; some SRS tests require stable voltage.
- With ignition ON (follow manufacturer safety procedure for SRS), check for proper reference voltage/signal at the sensor connector using a multimeter or scan tool live data.
- Check continuity between the sensor connector pins and the SRS ECU connector pins. Replace/repair any open wires or poor terminations.
- If wiring and connectors are good, measure sensor resistance or output per factory specifications; if the sensor shows an open internal circuit, replace the sensor.
- If sensor and wiring check OK but code persists, inspect SRS ECU connector and pin condition. Repair harness or connectors as needed.
- If wiring, connector, and sensor are confirmed good, suspect SRS ECU input fault—consult technical service information before replacing ECU.
- After repairs, clear codes, perform SRS system self-check, and verify no reoccurrence. Always use an appropriate scan tool and follow manufacturer SRS safety procedures (disable battery, wait recommended time) when servicing components.
Likely causes
- Broken/crushed wire in loom to front G-sensor (open circuit)
- Pin pushed out, bent or corroded in sensor connector
- Sensor internal failure (open internal circuitry)
- Poor ground or intermittent connector contact causing open detection
- Faulty SRS ECU input circuit (less common)
Fault status
Status
Open circuit detected in front ABG (airbag) safing G-sensor circuit. The SRS control unit is not receiving a valid signal from the front safing G-sensor, causing an SRS fault and illumination of the airbag warning lamp.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 0.5-2 hours
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