DTC B0095 – Right Front Impact Sensor Circuit Fault
What Does DTC B0095 Mean?
DTC B0095 indicates that the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) has detected a fault in the right front impact sensor circuit. Depending on the vehicle manufacturer, this code may refer to the impact sensor, its wiring, connector, or the SRS control module.
Severity
Medium to High. A stored B0095 code usually disables part or all of the airbag system until the fault is repaired.
Can You Drive with B0095?
Yes, the vehicle can usually be driven, but the airbag system may not operate correctly during a collision. Repair is recommended as soon as possible.
Symptoms
- SRS or Airbag warning light illuminated.
- Stored DTC B0095.
- Airbag system disabled.
- Possible warning message on the instrument cluster.
Common Causes
- Faulty right front impact sensor.
- Damaged or corroded wiring.
- Loose or contaminated electrical connector.
- Open or short circuit.
- Faulty SRS control module (less common).
How to Diagnose B0095
- Scan the SRS module for additional fault codes.
- Inspect the right front impact sensor and connector.
- Check wiring for opens, shorts, or corrosion.
- Measure circuit continuity according to the service manual.
- Clear the code and verify that it does not return.
Typical Sensor Circuit
SRS Module
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Connector
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Right Front
Impact Sensor
Estimated Repair Cost
- Wiring repair: $50–150
- Connector replacement: $30–100
- Impact sensor replacement: $100–350
- SRS module repair/replacement: $300–900
Related DTCs
- B0093
- B0094
- B0096
- B0097
Frequently Asked Questions
Can B0095 clear itself?
No. The fault must be repaired before the code can be permanently cleared.
Can a bad battery cause B0095?
Low battery voltage may trigger temporary SRS faults, but persistent B0095 usually indicates a circuit or sensor problem.
Is B0095 the same on every vehicle?
No. The exact description and diagnostic procedure may vary between manufacturers. Always refer to the factory service information for your specific vehicle.