Burn the car and u wont have to spend anymore money
Take the car to a local mechanic, they will connect the ECU to a machine and check if there is a real SRS problem, if the SRS is fine, they will either reset the ECU or replace the sensor.
The only simple thing that you can do at home to reset it is disconnecting car battery for five minutes, if SRS led is still on go to a mechanic, the vehicle is potentially unsafe.
For the rest, what do you expect from as. Your card has a warning light related to an important safety device. It is either a faulty sensor, the ECU (computer) jammed, or the airbag faulty.
You can try resetting computer by disconnecting battery five minutes (your car stereo and alarm may require a code afterward), if this does not work go to a garage and check out the car.
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The airbag could actually have a fault, instead of this being a false alarm. A Honda Dealer can run the diagnostic.
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It is only obvious that the dealer can run a diagnoses, I could have asked an old lady at the bus stop for that answer. I want real technical help, like, what resistance will I see at any of the air bag sensors, or even a link to a electrical schematic of the required circuit. The answer you provided is a joke, at best. Do you have any help-full information? Or have I wasted my time and money at your site?
Can I get some real help, other than take it to your dealer? If this is the best you have to offer, please let me know so I can go somewhere
else to get assistance for my problem. This seems like a major waste of my time and money.
i have the same problem for my honda accord 1998 the srs it show in my car and a dont now if taking the battery to outo zone and get the battery charged may help me to the srs to turn off. THANKS
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