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B1382 code in owner complaints

Code B1382 is named in 18 US owner complaints, 1 of them (6%) after a crash. Models: 8, model years 2001–2021.

There is little data for this code or its meaning is ambiguous, so this page is not indexed.

What the code means

This is a manufacturer-specific code: the meaning depends on the make and sometimes on the year.

How to read B1382: the letter B means body (including airbags and belts); the second digit 1 marks a manufacturer code whose meaning is set by the make; the last three characters 382 identify the specific fault.

Restraint system codes: airbag squibs, belt pretensioners, crash sensors and occupant classification. After a crash with airbag deployment, many makers require the restraint module to be replaced or reset by procedure because it stores crash data. An airbag light on an auction car is not cosmetic: airbags, the module and sensors can cost more than the body repair.

Key figures

Complaints with this code
18
after a crash
1 (6%)
Models
8
Model years
2001–2021

Which models and years

Models whose owners name this code (8). Years link to the model year problems page.

Model Years Complaints
Hyundai Sonata 2001, 2003, 2005, 2011 7
Suzuki Reno 2005, 2006 4
Suzuki Forenza 2005, 2008 2
Hyundai Azera 2006 1
Hyundai Santa FE 2004 1
Hyundai Santa FE Hybrid 2021 1
Hyundai XG350 2005 1
KIA Optima 2009 1

Components named together with the code

Component as the owner filed it (one complaint can list several).

Complaints by model year

What to do if an auction car has this code

What owners report

Excerpts of owner complaints in the original wording. Owner statements not verified by the regulator; personal data removed.

Related codes

Sources: public official US data (owner complaints) and the SAE J2012 standard. Complaints are owner statements not verified by the regulator. A code from a complaint does not replace a scan tool diagnosis. Data updated 2026-11-10.