How to Replace Impact Airbag Sensor 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado

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[@jacklondon5225]

Awesome video, thank you! I’ve been told by the dealer that I need both airbag impact sensors replaced. Is there a video showing how to replace the other one? The part in the link is $279 for the pair and my Chevy dealer wants $795 to replace both. Even without me having a lift for convenience that looks like a 30 minute job. This is why dealers have the reputation they do. Thanks for supporting DIY stuff that is doable by most people that have gotten this far.

[@danielmcnutt2502]

Best video i have seen for this fiw on a 2009 Silverado.

[@bryantjones8039]

Thank you for the video. How can tell which sensor it is or is it just the (1) sensor? Also is the process the same for the 2014 Silverado?

[@jdorney70]

Just looked at my 2011 Silverados sensors and my hex bolt is on the top, directly under the radiator and the bottom of the bolt has a reverse torx that are rusted round. I may or may have not room with box wrench, but who TF installed it like that?! If i can't get them out without removing half my front end I'll just mount them next to the old ones. 🤬

[@erikd804]

You can't get to bolts on 2010 Silverado thier underneath radiator. You have to relocate them if you don't want to take whole front end apart.

[@MrODOG519]

Guessing that my radiator leak took out the sensor...What a great design!

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[@zmoorer]

What codes was this truck getting?

[@thorstenluehmann9034]

Do you have something like the side airbag sensor front driverside ?

[@michaelmiller8733]

my question though is this part from the link supplied interchangeable on a 2007-2008 Silverado because if you search for the sensor under one of those years, it will come up with a different part number, same looking part but 2 different numbers

[@thorstenluehmann9034]

it's all very helpfull what do you show us

[@unrealreviews8341]

Thank you!

[@davidsmith6440]

Replaced both sensors still reading front impact sensors

[@jorgelarios5601]

I replaced both impact sensors on my 2011 Silverado. Had to take off the radiator. Pain in @$$. Smh. Cost me $200 a piece for the two front impact sensors and a trip to the dealer to finally find out that it was the sensor under the driver seat. Smh. I spent $700 total including the 2 1/2 gallons of coolant

[@umadatmycomment9843]

Show the location better next time

[@vernwhite568]

Another mechanic that thinks you need take everything art to get to the terminals I can unhook both cables without removing the plate over battery another way screw people over !!!

[@swishmaster1]

5 seconds to access?

[@blaneleary5200]

The lights will not go out unless you clear the code . Thanks for leaving that out