Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags?
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (jamal-188)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jamal-188 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I replaced my airbags and airbag computer but the SRS light is still on. Do I need to have this reset?</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes you do,,,,,,,if lite is on the air bags will not deploy if nneded to......
yes you do,,,,,,,if lite is on the air bags will not deploy if nneded to......
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (jamal-188)
i no this is an old topic, but i got a question. if both airbags deploy, what would i need to replace? I got both airbags are replacements, as well as the srs module.
im reading somethings about a clockspring. would i need to replace that too?
any help is appreciated.
im reading somethings about a clockspring. would i need to replace that too?
any help is appreciated.
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (poweredbyplaav)
Which model do you have?
If it is a fifth generation model. all you need is two air bags and the srs module.
Anyways, i am curious to know how much did you spend on it?
If it is a fifth generation model. all you need is two air bags and the srs module.
Anyways, i am curious to know how much did you spend on it?
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (nik_gujarathi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nik_gujarathi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Which model do you have?
If it is a fifth generation model. all you need is two air bags and the srs module.
Anyways, i am curious to know how much did you spend on it?
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i got a 99 integra gs
If it is a fifth generation model. all you need is two air bags and the srs module.
Anyways, i am curious to know how much did you spend on it?
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i got a 99 integra gs
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (poweredbyplaav)
u dont need to change clockspring if it still working.. sometimes it goes out because of the impact when bags deploy.
check if your horn, cruiz control working, and then unplug the batery and check srs wires with a tester from steering wheel behind air bag and connector behind behind the wheel.
if all this working then no need to change the clock spring.
check if your horn, cruiz control working, and then unplug the batery and check srs wires with a tester from steering wheel behind air bag and connector behind behind the wheel.
if all this working then no need to change the clock spring.
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Re: Need to reset SRS light when I replace the airbags? (qazaq)
I stole this from the prelude forum rusbear wrote it up.
or just go here https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1790119" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow external">http://<a href="https://honda-tech.c...id=1790119</a>
The directions for resetting the light using the MES connector are fairly simple:
1) Find two holes on the plug:
2) Make a conductor of some kind to plug into those holes. A paper clip will do:
3) Plug it in, turn the ignition on without starting the car
4) When the SRS light goes off, disconnect
5) When the light comes back on, reconnect
6) The light will go off again. Disconnect.
7) If all goes well, the SRS light will blink twice
8) Turn ignition off, wait 10 seconds, start the car, enjoy
or just go here https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1790119" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow external">http://<a href="https://honda-tech.c...id=1790119</a>
The directions for resetting the light using the MES connector are fairly simple:
1) Find two holes on the plug:
2) Make a conductor of some kind to plug into those holes. A paper clip will do:
3) Plug it in, turn the ignition on without starting the car
4) When the SRS light goes off, disconnect
5) When the light comes back on, reconnect
6) The light will go off again. Disconnect.
7) If all goes well, the SRS light will blink twice
8) Turn ignition off, wait 10 seconds, start the car, enjoy
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