The "Inflatable Restraint" is a common occurrence especially on the Caprice. Any time the light illuminates, a code is stored within the Central Control Module (CCM). Check the code and if the code stored indicates a sensor problem, the common occurrences are a faulty sensor ground or faulty sensors. These sensors are located on each front frame rail just in front of and under the battery, and equal distanced on the right side. These sensors can be removed, the frame and sensor sanded for cleanliness, and reinstalled using a small amount of dielectric grease. If the light persists, then a sensor replacement is most likely necessary. Be sure to disconnect the battery and ensure that the ignition is in the off position prior to working on the Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) system. Note: Operation of the SIR system will be questionable if the "INFL REST" light is illuminated. Remember, disconnect the battery before working on this. Also if you get a code other than a sensor problem, I would suggest taking it to a professional.
The INFL REST light means that there is a problem with the air bag system. A code reader is required to find out the exact fix. Most auto parts stores will read the code for free.
REPLACE THERMO STAT/CHECK TO REPLACE THERMO CENSOR!
Inflatable restraint. Aka, your airbag
Inflatable Restraint... air bag.
Depends on what you mean by "bubble" Caprice...
it's another way to say 'airbag'.
Caprice means a sudden and unpredictable change especially in a person's mood or behavior. Whim is a synonym of caprice.
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I believe you mean suburban, It has a 4.3 L engine with a timing chain. Chevrolet didn't badge the Tahoe until 1995.
No, however, it does mean the air bags won't work if there is an accident
it is the air bag system ,drivers side only, not working
Work Truck. It was a basic model introduced for company use with very few frills.