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Yes if you had water/flood damage then airbag control module will be bad for sure. You will need to get a replacement. Get new or used. Make sure to get same part number. The part number will be on top of the module. Used airbag control module can be purchased at car-parts.com. However, if you did not have water damage and vehicle was in an accident, we can reset the module. Visit our website for more info myairbags.com

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Gabriel, when you choose to go with a replacement module, first you have to make you find a replacement module that has the same exact part as the original. The model/part number on airbag / srs modules for Acura and Honda always begin with these number " 77960 ... " Once you find a good working module with the correct match by part number, THEN you would have to program the replacement module to the car since its not original. You can avoid all this, by using the reset service. Our reset service costs a fraction of new parts and because its original to your car, programming is not needed. This is why our customer prefer the reset service we offer. The service is only needed for after accident modules. If your car was in an accident you need the module replaced / reset along with the deployed seat belts / buckles, you put in your service order here: www.myairbags.com/product-category/repair-return/airbag-module-reset/ Thank you for your comment!

If you get a Seat positioning sensor / or occupant sensor code, that code is stored in OCM / OCSM Occupant Classification System Module. Your Occupant module may be disconnected. Check the plug /wires leading to that sensor. Its located on the front passenger seat on the side, or under the passenger seat, right on the seat itself, (not on the floor). If you replaced the front passenger seat for any reason, go to the old seat, remove the original sensor and install it on the new seat. Finally, if you check the plug / wires and this is not a situation where you replaced the front passenger seat then the occupant sensor may need to be re-calibrated or replaced. Usually the re-calibration does it.

Steering airbag sensors is located in the front panel of your radiator support , it has 2 sensors next to the horn when you pop your hood up , you will see it

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Do you have the actual DTC code that came up? If your vehicle was in an accident then the airbag control module needs to be reset. Here is more info www.myairbags.com/product/airbag-module-reset-3/

Jean Claude, If the seat belt is working properly and you do not get any codes about it, then it may be good to use.

@Luis M Sanchez , Yes the Event Data Recorder is the same as the Airbag / SRS contol unit. If you need the SRS module/unit reset due to an accident, we can reset it for you. Our customers use our site to place their Service orders: www.myairbags.com

David, If the car was in an accident, you can use our module reset service and seat belt service. We have an article addressing your question: myairbags.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012408547-Can-I-drive-my-car-truck-while-the-airbag-module-is-removed-

Anuar, Seat belts do deploy in an accident. Sometimes they seem like they work fine but the actual pretensioner part is deployed. If thats the case, you'll simply get a code letting you know. Once you fix them, the code will clear out. We can help with the module and seat belts. www.myairbags.com

Collin, We can definitely service the airbag computer module for you. You can start here: www.myairbags.com/

Myles, The first step is to diagnose the airbag light. Hook up the scan tool / scanner to the car and read the airbag codes. You connect the scan tool right into the OBD port/plug. Its usually located below the steering wheel, on the left. You are welcome to reply to us with the trouble code that it reads.

Which light specifically? The main airbag diagnostic light or the passenger presence indicator light? The main diagnostic airbag light you see in your instrument cluster should only remain on when there is a problem with the airbag system.

We don't provide detailed report on the data, but we can clear it out so you don't have to purchase a expensive brand new replacement module. We also offer service on the seat belts. myairbags.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012432888-Airbag-Light-is-On-After-Vehicle-Accident-What-can-I-do-to-fix-it-

Victor, the only way to properly diagnose the airbag light is to use a scanner / scan tool to read the codes. Sometimes body shops and auto parts stores will offer diagnostics for free.

Gharib, Read the airbag codes with a scanner / scan tool via your OBDII. If you can reply with the codes, we help narrow down the airbag light problem.

No codes are detected

Tyler, If the car was in an accident, we can reset it for you for a fraction of that cost. If it went bad / fried on its own, we may have a replacement for you in our inventory. You would need to search and match by part number only to make sure it will be a good fit for your car. Our inventory here: www.myairbags.com/product-category/parts-in-stock-ready-to-ship/airbag-control-modules-ready-to-ship/

@@MyAirbags So I drove through some water and the next day my airbag light came on. No accident and Im wondering if I dried off the srs module if it might work. Also the dealership is telling me that the srs system has to be programmed to the vin number of my car or it will deploy the airbag and thats why they need to do it. Is that just a scam statement to get me to use them?

If its water damage, yes it can be true. If you get down to the module, you should see a part number on the top that begins with "77960-....." Use that number to find yourself a replacement.

Dom P, The first step is to diagnose the airbag light. Hook up the scan tool / scanner to the car and read the airbag codes. You connect the scan tool right into the OBD port/plug. Its usually located below the steering wheel, on the left. You are welcome to reply to us with the trouble code that it reads.

This is a 2017. 2018 should be similar or same.

Hi, The first step is to diagnose the airbag light. Hook up the scan tool / scanner to the car and read the airbag codes. You connect the scan tool right into the OBD port/plug. Its usually located below the steering wheel, on the left. When you have read the trouble codes, you are welcome to reply back here with the codes.

@@MyAirbags I scanned my car with 2 scanners equipped with SRS function, but it got no error code... the airbag light is still on.

@@MyAirbags I finally got a code :53-30 internal failure of srs unit. Is this repairable?

1. NOTE: Refer to the correct removal and installation procedure for all SRS components being installed. When any deployable device or combination of devices have deployed and/or the airbag control module (ACM/RCM) has DTC 5-1 in memory, the repair of the vehicle SRS is to include the removal of all deployed devices and the installation of new deployable devices, the removal and installation of new impact sensors and the removal and installation of a new ACM/RCM. DTCs must be cleared from all required modules after repairs are carried out. Vehicles with Occupant Classification Sensor (OCS) system 2. NOTE: After installation of new Occupant Classification Sensor (OCS) components, carry out the Occupant Classification Sensor (OCS) System Reset procedure as instructed in the workshop manual. Refer to the appropriate workshop manual for OCS system removal and installation procedure. When a vehicle has been involved in a collision and the Occupant Classification System Module (OCSM) has DTC 5-1 stored in memory, the repair of the OCS system is to include the following procedures for the specified system: For rail-type OCS system, inspect the passenger side floorpan for damage and repair as necessary. Install new OCS system rails. Do not install a new OCSM unless DTC 5-1 cannot be cleared. For weight sensor bolt-type OCS system, inspect the passenger side floorpan for damage and repair as necessary. Install a new seat track with OCS system weight sensor bolts. DTC must be cleared from the OCSM before carrying out Occupant Classification Sensor (OCS) System Reset. Do not install a new OCSM unless DTC 5-1 cannot be cleared. For bladder-type OCS system, inspect for damage and repair as necessary. If installation of an OCS system component is required, an OCS system service kit must be installed. More info here: myairbags.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012955948-SRS-Airbag-DTC-Code-5-1

@@MyAirbags code 5-1 you mentioned and the code 53-30 showed up on my car means the same thing? I don't really quite understand the note you posted here. Can you reset the airbag module if I sent it to you?

If your vehicle was in an accident then it will have crash history in the airbag module that needs to be sent to myairbags.com to be reset. But, if the vehicle was not in an accident and light just came on one day or you did some work on your car and then the light came on, it will be best to check all wiring and then if light still on, have it scanned with a diagnostic scan tool for codes.

Dennis, the car engine does start without the module. More info here: help.myairbags.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012408547-Can-I-drive-my-car-truck-while-the-airbag-module-is-removed-

My Airbags what is the code BOOAO-54

My Airbags i send my honda 2016 srs module with you guys and now show BOOA-54 what means that code

Code B00A0 is stored in OCM / OCSM Occupant Classification System Module. Your Occupant module may be disconnected. Check the plug /wires leading to that sensor. Its located on the front passenger seat on the side, or under the passenger seat, right on the seat itself, (not on the floor). If you replaced the front passenger seat for any reason, go to the old seat, remove the original sensor and install it on the new seat. Finally, if you check the plug / wires and this is not a situation where you replaced the front passenger seat then the occupant sensor may need to be re-calibrated or replaced. Usually the re-calibration does it.

We're just referring to the "3 Main things" The crash / impact sensors usually do not need to be replaced unless they are physically cracked or damaged. More here: help.myairbags.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001391787-How-to-Change-SRS-Impact-Sensors

For safety and liability we can't give advice on how to disable safety features on vehicle. We specialize in restoring the system back to its original design and function. Specifically the module and seat belts. www.myairbags.com

Car tape code?

It does get easier the more you do it!

You’re right Ronin. I just spent WAAAY more time taking mine out and also had to use a few extra tools. A smaller ratchet set and a Philips screwdriver to take off the plastic piece on the passenger side since there’s not a lot of room to work. That bold on the driver side is a pain because your ratchet is close to the gas pedal which is another reason I had to use a smaller ratchet. Glad I finally got it out though.