What happens if you drive without an airbag control module?
As a result, driving without a properly operating airbag control module can serve as a significant safety hazard. During a crash, airbags are what prevent occupants of a vehicle from colliding into other objects or people inside the car or from ultimately projecting through the windshield.
What does code 12 mean on an airbag?
Code 12 (single flash, pause, two flashes) means that there is a lost battery feed. Code 13 (single flash, pause, three flashes) means that the airbag circuit has shorted to ground and Code 14 (single flash, pause, four flashes) means that the primary crash sensor circuit has shorted to ground.
What does Code 51 mean on Ford airbag?
Code 51 (five flashes, pause, one flash) means the airbag diagnostic monitor’s internal fuse is blown, Code 52 (five flashes, pause, two flashes) means the back-up power supply has had a voltage boost fault and Code 53 (five flashes, pause, three flashes) means the front crash sensor has high resistance or the diagnostic monitor has failed.
Is the airbag control module programmed to the VIN number?
Airbag control modules are programmed to vehicle VIN number. If module is not original then you may need to have additional programming done on the vehicle to initialize/calibrate the module to the vehicle. Install all Airbag SRS components (except the module itself) and reconnect them properly first.
What happens when you send your airbag module to myairbags?
When you send your airbag module to MyAirbags, we reset all fault codes and check to ensure that there are no other problems with the module. If your vehicle was in an accident then it will store crash data in the airbag control module.
Where can I Check my airbag VIN number?
CLICK HERE to check your VIN number. The airbag recalls have involved numerous makes of vehicles including Honda, BMW, Chrysler, Dodge /Ram, Ford, Nissan and others.
How do you install an airbag control module?
Steps to install airbag control module. All airbag srs components must be installed and connected properly before installing the airbag control module. This includes air bags, seat belts, clock spring and impact sensors. Disconnect the battery and bolt down the module and then connect the harness wiring plugs.