Where are crash codes stored in an airbag control module?
Airbag control modules store hard and soft codes caused by accidents. Even after small accidents, fault codes will be stored in the module which will turn on the airbag light. We reset and clear all crash codes inside the computer module which will turn off the airbag light.
Do you need to code a new airbag controller?
Any problems with crash sensors, airbags or igniters should be repaired before trying to install and code a new controller. The Airbag module must be bolted properly to the floor with sufficient battery voltage present before attempting to communicate with or code a new module.
Why do I need to reset the airbag module?
Even after a minor accident, the airbag may not deploy but the seat belts will lock and the airbag module will need to be reset because of crash data and crash codes that are stored in the airbag module.
Is there a coding helper for airbag modules?
Airbag modules may be Short Coded or Long Coded depending on the installed system. Either way, the user will click the [Coding Helper] OR [Long Coding Helper] button. Followed by the [Coding Helper] button and a screen like this will appear: In the above example, VCDS reads the Index code of 06 and suggests the proper coding.
Airbag control modules store hard and soft codes caused by accidents. Even after small accidents, fault codes will be stored in the module which will turn on the airbag light. We reset and clear all crash codes inside the computer module which will turn off the airbag light.
How does EEPROM reset the SRS airbag module?
EEPROM re-programming consists of erasing crash data and hard codes found in the SRS airbag module by rewriting the original factory code into the memory. Your SRS unit will be reprogrammed to the original factory programming and function like new. An airbag module reset tool will not erase crash data or hard codes – our service will!
When do you need an airbag control module reset?
Ensure proper connections of all SRS components, including clock springs, airbags, impact sensors and seat belts. Disconnect the battery cables, and carefully insert the reset airbag control module. Connect the airbag control module wiring plugs. Make sure the module is bolted down. If not bolted down the airbags and seat belts may deploy
Where can I find a replacement airbag module?
MyAirbags does sell replacement airbag computer modules. In order to locate the proper replacement module, refer to the part number that is on top of your module. NOTE: All used or new airbag control modules require programming or configuration to the specific VIN of your vehicle.