I have a 1997 Honda Accord 4dr 4 cylinder. It was in an accident (before I bought it) and blew the airbags. I replaced the both airbags and was in the process of locating an airbag srs module for the car, in order to get the SRS dash light to go out, when it was involved in another accident. In the second accident it blew the bags again. So I know the module is still good although the SRS dashlight is on. I read somewhere that you can reset the module in just two minutes, instead of replacing it. Does anyone know how this is done?
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How do you reset a Honda air bag module that has had the bags blown?
- Thread starter SDNomad
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A service manual from http://www.helminc.com would tell you. In the service manual for my '94 Civic is a procedure to erase the memory of the SRS controller. This will clear any trouble codes. If you do this before installing new air bags I would imagine the trouble code would come right back.
A service manual from http://www.helminc.com would tell you. In the service manual for my '94 Civic is a procedure to erase the memory of the SRS controller. This will clear any trouble codes. If you do this before installing new air bags I would imagine the trouble code would come right back.
A service manual from http://www.helminc.com would tell you. In the service manual for my '94 Civic is a procedure to erase the memory of the SRS controller. This will clear any trouble codes. If you do this before installing new air bags I would imagine the trouble code would come right back.
The SRS Main Unit has to be replaced, after a deployment.
I have a 1997 Honda Accord 4dr 4 cylinder. It was in an accident (before I bought it) and blew the airbags. I replaced the both airbags and was in the process of locating an airbag srs module for the car, in order to get the SRS dash light to go out, when it was involved in another accident. In the second accident it blew the bags again. So I know the module is still good although the SRS dashlight is on. I read somewhere that you can reset the module in just two minutes, instead of replacing it. Does anyone know how this is done?
The SRS Main Unit has to be replaced, after a deployment.
I have a 1997 Honda Accord 4dr 4 cylinder. It was in an accident (before I bought it) and blew the airbags. I replaced the both airbags and was in the process of locating an airbag srs module for the car, in order to get the SRS dash light to go out, when it was involved in another accident. In the second accident it blew the bags again. So I know the module is still good although the SRS dashlight is on. I read somewhere that you can reset the module in just two minutes, instead of replacing it. Does anyone know how this is done?
The SRS Main Unit has to be replaced, after a deployment.
I have a 1997 Honda Accord 4dr 4 cylinder. It was in an accident (before I bought it) and blew the airbags. I replaced the both airbags and was in the process of locating an airbag srs module for the car, in order to get the SRS dash light to go out, when it was involved in another accident. In the second accident it blew the bags again. So I know the module is still good although the SRS dashlight is on. I read somewhere that you can reset the module in just two minutes, instead of replacing it. Does anyone know how this is done?
