Can anyone tell me what a code 52 is in the SRS system. I had the light come on, have pulled the code and reset, but it returns. I can't seem to find the meaning of that particular code. Thanks in advance Forgot to mention, this is a 95 Accord EX, 2.2 VTEC, auto trans.


Modified by Fairlane6t9 at 4:08 PM 8/9/2008

 

Is there aynone out there that knows what this code 52 represents?

 

I'm beginnig to think nobody knows about a code 52 in the SRS......anyone got any ideas?

 

Do you mean the CEL or the SRS light?

I'm not sure that there are any individual codes for the SR System. The CD7 Shop manual starts with the SR System component description, parts description, and then goes right into the 3 stages for trouble shooting.

According to the shop manual there are 3 stages to the SRS light
1. The SRS light doesn't come on at all (during initial vehicle start-up)
2. The SRS light stays on constantly.
3. SRS light comes on in conjunction with the failure of another electrical system. (Charging system light) Check for damaged/corrosion @ the under dash fuse/relay box connector.

If you have the third situation that would be an easy fix. If it's one of teh other two your going to need a manual and a multimeter that's output is 10 mA (0.01 A) or less when switched to the smallest value on the meters range. A meter with a higher output than that could result in damage to the system of worse the airbags could deploy. $$$$ & possible injury.

 

Code 5-2 = internal failure of SRS control unit refer to TSB 97-002

 

Well I found this list for the Acura SR System tonight. It's good to know there is a list out there somewhere for an SRS. My manual doesn't have any of this.

SRS:

1-1 Open in the Driver’s Airbag Inflator
1-2 Increased Resistance in Driver’s Airbag Inflator
1-3 Short to Another Wire in Driver’s Airbag Inflator or Decreased Resistance
1-4 Short to Power in Driver’s Airbag Inflator
1-5 Short to Ground in Driver’s Airbag Inflator

2-1 Open in the Passenger’s Airbag Inflator
2-2 Increased Resistance in Passenger’s Airbag Inflator
2-3 Short to Another Wire in Passenger’s Airbag Inflator or Decreased Resistance
2-4 Short to Power in Passenger’s Airbag Inflator
2-5 Short to Ground in Passenger’s Airbag Inflator

3-1 Open in Driver’s Seat Belt Tensioner
3-2 Increased Resistance in Driver’s Seat Belt Tensioner
3-3 Short to Another Wire in Driver’s Seat Belt Tensioner or Decreased Resistance
3-4 Short to Power in Driver’s Seat Belt Tensioner
3-5 Short to Ground in Driver’s Seat Belt Tensioner

4-1 Open in Passenger’s Seat Belt Tensioner
4-2 Increased Resistance in Passenger’s Seat Belt Tensioner
4-3 Short to Another Wire in Passenger’s Seat Belt Tensioner or Decreased Resistance
4-4 Short to Power in Passenger’s Seat Belt Tensioner
4-5 Short to Ground in Passenger’s Seat Belt Tensioner

5-1 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
5-2 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
5-3 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
5-4 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
5-5 Internal Failure of the SRS unit

6-1 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
6-2 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
6-3 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
6-4 Internal Failure of the SRS unit

7-1 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
7-2 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
7-3 Internal Failure of the SRS unit

8-1 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
8-2 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
8-3 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
8-4 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
8-5 Internal Failure of the SRS unit
8-6 Internal Failure of the SRS unit

9-1 Faulty SRS Indicator Circuit or Faulty SRS Power Supply
9-2 Faulty SRS Power Supply
10-1 SRS Replacement Code

Nice to know that there are 18 codes that mean the exact same thing to whoever developed thsi system.


Modified by GhostAccord at 10:17 PM 8/14/2008

 

Would anyone (hondadude?) happen to know the detailed version of the "8-5 Internal Failure of the SRS unit" code?