Six problems related to air bag light on have been reported for the 2006 Suzuki Reno. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2006 Suzuki Reno based on all problems reported for the 2006 Reno.
Airbag light has been on since I purchased this car April 6th 2016 and driver seatbelt broke recent. January 29 2017 both lowbeam headlights went out,these things were recalled but they say my VIN#doesn't match recalls and won't service or honor these recalls! thanks.
Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6) the airbag light is on with my 2006 Suzuki Reno. VIN # [xxx]. You have issued at a technical service bulletin #ts0501158 NHTSA item #10024195 which warns of this item being related to an overpressure airbag. However, the dealerships do not have record of a recall. This, in my estimation is very severe safety issue. Please intiate a recall expeditiously.
My 2006 Reno has had airbag light on all the time for years . It has been reset multiple times , only to come on again . What's entirely wrong with the current airbag recall that the NHTSA is currently having is the fact Suzuki ( gm ) is trying to say it only effects grand vitara's and sx4's . I beg to differ . This company new all along the airbag problem existed , just check some of the old Suzuki problem bulletins 4&5 years ago . And it's not only 290,000 vehicles and/or only 2 models . This recall should absolutely be increased to cover Reno's , forenza's etc; . These companies don't buy separate airbag components , they buy bulk ( its just cost effective . ) any fifth grader knows that . Again this recall needs to be looked into much further then 2 vehicles . And now with all the dealers gone you have no recourse to solve their inferior components problem , so once again the working man takes the hit ! fyi , rich people weren't buying these cars hard working people were !.
Air bag lights repeatedly turn on even after recommended fixes. The current TSB out there is an out of pocket fix for the consumer in spite of issue while under warranty. Now that the vehicle is out of warranty it is cost prohibitive to continue "fixing" the airbag when the light comes back on a few days later. Two years of airbag issues and still not resolved.
Air bag light has been on almost continuously since October 2007 (vehicle purchased new in June 2006). Dealer in nevada checked vehicle October 2007 (mileage 20,788), found codes b1102 low battery voltage and b1378 drivers side resistance too high. Cleared codes, tightened connector under passenger seat (no cost); light was off for about a week then back on. Dealer advised I should just snug up the connector under passenger seat to resolve indicator light and I did this regularly for several years until light wouldn't go out anymore. March 2011 (mileage 62,751) dealer in washington checked car, found codes b1382 right side resistance and b1378 left front side resistance. Cleared codes, cleaned, tightened, and added stabilizer to connectors (charged $105); light was off about 2 days then back on. Air bag light has been on ever since (currently 94,950 miles as of November 18, 2014).
The contact owns a 2006 Suzuki Reno. When the contact started the vehicle, the air bag and engine warning indicators began to illuminate on the instrument panel continuously. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the air bag sensor was replaced. The failure recurred two weeks after the vehicle was repaired. The vehicle was not repaired a second time. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 36,000. Updated 06/06/12 the consumer stated there is also a failure with the seat belt. The transmission failed 1 year after the vehicle was purchased. Updated 06/07/js.