B1660

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2017 TOYOTA YARIS

My fixd sensor picked up a B1660 airbag code, seat driver front up circuit open error code. But my vin says there are no unrepaired recalls.
AIR BAGS,

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2012 SUBARU IMPREZA with 87556.0 miles

My fianc sat in the driver seat, i in the passenger seat. We started the car after we both were sitting down. I had his phone charging in the center console and my phone was in the house. My srs light came on and the pass. Air bag was turned off. Codes B1660, b16fo, and B1650 were saved. When i brought it to the dealership they told me a wet passenger, a cell phone in a pocket, or even a lap top that was turned off in a bag could cause the occupant classification system to malfunction due to it being static electric based due to the seat heaters. I had a seat recall completed in nov 2015 and the dealership refuses to state that this could be related to the recall. Service campaign wqt55 nhtsa campaign 15v419000. It is unacceptable to think that having a cell phone while a passenger in a safety rated car could cause a malfunction in the air bag system. *js
AIR BAGS,

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2005 TOYOTA TACOMA with 92277.0 miles

My air bag light went on for no reason - no service or impact to trigger the sensor. I paid a Toyota dealer $112 for a diagnostic check and they found codes B1660 & B1801, requiring me to replace the spiral cable. The cost was about $570 before tax. I did not have the money to do the repair, so the air bag light is still on. The Toyota representative told me that the air bag would not function in a crash if this was not repaired. This is a defective part and should be replaced by Toyota whether i am under warranty or not because it is a safety feature of the vehicle, and other mechanics will not work on air bags. *kb
AIR BAGS,