battery on my accord died today. got new battery. all's good.

but now my SRS (airbag) light is permanently on. there seems to be some
stuff on the internet about how to reset it. anyone done that? do I risk
activating my airbags or permanently messing them up? ideas?

thanks.

mdr

 

The warning light is telling you that the SRS is seeing a fault with
one of the impact sensors, most likely. By ignoring this (or just
resetting) you are compromising your safety if you are involved in a
crash. Take it in and have them extract the fault code. Chances are...
it won't be a very expensive thing to fix anyway.

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

 

The warning light is telling you that the SRS is seeing a fault with
one of the impact sensors, most likely. By ignoring this (or just
resetting) you are compromising your safety if you are involved in a
crash. Take it in and have them extract the fault code. Chances are...
it won't be a very expensive thing to fix anyway.

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

 

This happened to me in 2001. I also replaced the battery, which did not
solve the problem. I had to replace the SRS control unit. The charge was
$688. I had bought the car in 1999 used from a dealer and had also purchased
an extended warranty for $500. Lucky for me the replacement of the SRS unit
was covered by the warranty.

 

This happened to me in 2001. I also replaced the battery, which did not
solve the problem. I had to replace the SRS control unit. The charge was
$688. I had bought the car in 1999 used from a dealer and had also purchased
an extended warranty for $500. Lucky for me the replacement of the SRS unit
was covered by the warranty.