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B1136

What does this code mean?

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Manufacturer wording

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NissanB1136
FRONT LH SIDE AIR BAG MODULE IS SHORTED TO GROUND

NHTSA 10017047

Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

MERCEDES-BENZ

Reported code forms B113600

Fault Code B105C07 the actuator motor for the air recirculation flap has a malfunction. There is a mechanical fault current and stored in the AAC and / or B113600 the measurement run for actuator motors for air flaps…

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04123

NISSAN

Reported code forms B1136

AIR BAG WARNING LIGHT IS ON (FLASHING) AND CONSULT-II SHOWS DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE B1136 (FRONT LH SIDE AIR BAG MODULE IS SHORTED TO GROUND). *TT

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 15002020
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 25002020
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 35002020
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 45002020
NissanQUEST2004

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