if i try these instructions, and the light stays on - does that mean there is actually a problem with the airbags?

 

I try this on my 2000 haonda accord V6 and it work it is very simple.

thank's to http://www.geocities.com/myintegra96/srs.html

 

Good to hear we've got a working solution..

I'll add a link to the Integra FAQ Thread. :thumbup:

 

I just used Josher's procedure on my 2001 Accord LX V6 and it worked great.

The plug is located under the driver side dash, behind the fuse compartment. There are two yellow plugs, it's the smaller one on top. The plug has a green wire and a black wire with a green trace.

There is also a Warranty Extension for SRS lights on various Hondas, it is number 06-009 dated March 14, 2006.

 

Just an FYI - I know my geocities website with the reset instructions has had a long history of "bandwith exceeded" where the site has gone down. I finally redid the site today with all images linked from photobucket. This should solve the site's problems. Thanks.

 

Dude, thanks for the instruction on the SRS reset. I am so glad for this site and for people like you that can share this kind of info.

 

Turbonics, if the steering wheel was not installed properly your clock spin is damaged. That is the part that looks like a plastic donut with an SRS sticker on it and a ribbon wire coming out of it. This is like a $30 part at a pick'n'pull type junkyard, or 220 at a dealer. You have to replace it if it maked or makes a squeaking sound. Your bags will not work. So replace then reset and you are good to go.

 

works like a charm.
thanks

 

My SRS light was on when I bought my Integra 3 years ago. I was told that an after market steering wheel was put on at some point, then the stock was put back on before I bought the car. My mechanic tried to reset it with some sortof scanner but it didnt work. I talked to another mechanic and he said the light could be on due to when the stock wheel was put back on, sometimes the clock coil gets moved and that will do it. I havent tried what Josher had said, but if the mechanic cant reset it, would it maybe still work? I havent tried it because I really dont know what Im doing. Has anyone else heard of a clock coil when the steering wheel gets removed and put back on?

 

If your SRS/AIrbag light is on, or your airbag is faulty and you have a code error, this website helped out alot: Cartipsntricks.com It has esay tutorials and video on how to reset yor SRS/Airbag light, and fix your airbags with a resistor(very easy to do, helped me alot , try it out).