06 kia sportage airbag control module

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B1495 is a seat belt tensioner warning. You should take it to the dealer to have it looked at. Many complaints about Kia Airbags and seat belt sensors.

http://www.aboutautomobile.com/Complaint/2006/Kia/Sportage/Airbag

That code means their is a communication problem between the TCM (Transmission Control Module) and ECM (Electronic Control Module). The issue is normally with the TCM. but it is possible you have wiring problems. I would replace the TCM. It is located to the side of the drivers left foot.

The airbag code will not go away until the problem is fixed.More than likely they is a defective airbag module and you will need a scan tool to find out which one is bad.

Here you go, the fusebox is located on the driverside left kick panel, heres a diagram of the location of the fusebox and also a diagram of the fuse location, its fuse #21. hope this helps good day.

MOST CARS TACH SIGNAL COMING FROM THE IGNITION MODULE AND CRANKSHAFT SENSOR.BUT THE KIA SPORTAGE TACH SIGNAL CONTROLLED BY THE PCM.

check airbag connects and have code cleared should go out

Locate the motor, check if it is getting voltage when you turn it on, by probing the connectors. Another possiblity besides the motor is the motor control which control its speed. Newer cars usually have an electronic package located by the motor housing. It has a thermal fuse, that sometimes look like a resistor, that blows. and it looks like part of the circuit. Soldering tool is required to replace that. You can also check the motor by hot wiring it, but make sure it is disconnected, and isolated before performing the test. Otherwise you could fry up some electronic device.