[Jcornet]

So i was the lucky winner of an attempted overnight robbery and had someone slash my roof on the 12th. Luckily they did not get anything. They slashed the roof, headliner, and tried to rip off the engine cover...I guess they thought it was a storage compartment. I don't have the box.
So my car went in to the shop Thursday and my roof was replaced, headliner repaired,and my engine cover carpet is fine. When i got it back yesterday I was told that the shop had a airbag light turned on during their way back to deliver it to me. They went back and diagnosed it with their scanner they said something about a seat-belt tensioner. I got out my foxwell scanned and found a bunch of codes which leads me to believe that might have unplugged the battery? I cleared them all and only 1 remained.
803A Passenger's belt tensioner below lower limit.
So now i'm sitting here wondering if this is just an airbag light that turned on due to battery disconnect and that the foxwell can't clear, or if i have another real problem to fix.

Any advice on what to look for would be very welcome!

 

[Jcornet]

I'm so sorry to hear this happened. Saw this message on Facebook as well; my hunch is that the seat belt fault still exists and needs to be fixed. I'd take things apart and check everything (maybe something was unplugged?). An unplugged battery shouldn't cause this (I think). Once the fault is repaired, you might be able to then clear the code with a Foxwell or a PIWIS 2. Cheering you on here, and hopefully your insurance will be able to cover a speedy replacement.

3k out of pocket and a clean carfax is worth more than anything the insurance could ever do for me.