So i just purchased a 2000 Honda Accord LX and everything mechanically is fine except for a pesky SRS light that's on. I know there are recalls on my model for the airbag/seat belt, but according to my VIN there is nothing that is specifically recalled on it. I called honda US hotline and they told me the same thing. So does my SRS light just need to be reset or is there something really wrong?

 

There is a code set.
Retrieve the code and find out.

 

It's very common on this car that the driver's seat belt buckle (receiver) throws the code. There is a way to jump pins on the OBD 2 interface and count blinks to get the code. Also, resetting the SRS light can be done with a paper clip.

One thing to keep in mind is that when the SRS light is on, the airbags are not going to deploy.

-william