How to Remove SRS Airbag Module & Seat Belts on Honda Civic | MyAirbags

How to remove SRS Airbag Control Unit Module & Seat Belts on a HONDA CIVIC 2015 , 2016 , 2017 , 2018 , 2019
The video shows complete or partial disassembly of the center console to remove the airbag control computer module and front seat belts.
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[@HLE829]

Made this look easy!!!! It’s tight down here

[@MyAirbags]

Primo Vision, thank you for commenting. Hope the video helped.

[@HLE829]

@@MyAirbags yes it definitely did. I resolved the airbag issue and had to get program the module. For next time I will know to send the seatbelt and module to you guys. Thanks

[@khallidmitchell308]

It was a bit challenging but thank you so much

[@MyAirbags]

Khalid, Glad it helped. Thank you for commenting!

[@myroslavmot]

Thanks

[@MyAirbags]

Miro, Glad it helped!

[@MsEsteban777]

Wow you the man 🎉🎉🎉

[@MyAirbags]

You rock!

[@mauroaparicio1855]

great information

[@MyAirbags]

Glad it was helpful!

[@malik12346]

Hi I’ve the same issue just exactly what I was looking where the Moduel is thanks for this videos it helped a lot now I need to know if I can find out someone in London to clear the crash data for me!

[@MyAirbags]

Thank you for commenting! www.myairbags.com/how-it-works/airbag-module-reset/

[@dillhole4603]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@MyAirbags]

We are glad it helped. Thank you for commenting.

[@carlosemartinez1114]

Hi there buddy need info as this video but for a Honda Odyssey 2016, can you upload one please.

[@MyAirbags]

Hi Carlos, we don't have the Odyssey removal yet, but it should be in the similar place as you see in this video. Under the radio console, All the way on the floor. If you find out where it is, would please reply to us on here and share with other people who may also need to know?

[@straightfifty4202]

Tip to all, Remove module screws, then disconnect the module from passenger side. You will likely break one of the clips for centre console but it'll still line up decent and not rattle

[@MyAirbags]

Thank you for tip! Much appreciated!

[@moenfam2538]

I have a 2017 Honda Lx 4dr civic the steering wheel airbag is out, 2 questions 1) Do you have sell air bags for 2017 Civic Lx 4d ? 2) Do i need to change the control module if the air bag is out once?

[@MyAirbags]

We don't sell airbags. The module needs to be replaced or reset. We offer the reset service with 24 hour turnaround time once received. We also can professionally rebuild the seat belt pretensioners and buckles. More info and start service order here: www.myairbags.com/how-it-works/airbag-module-reset/

[@aserrano179]

is only one module for all the air bags or every air bag has their own module, thanks in advance.

[@MyAirbags]

Armando, Good question! There is one main control module for the entire airbag system. Just one main computer. Thank you for your question! We are here to help. www.MyAirbags.com

[@tonnyp1785]

could you help me with two things ?, the first is how to remove TPMS receiver unit and the second if the module of the year 2013 could work for a honda 2014, tahnks

[@MyAirbags]

tonny p, TPMS thats one of the sensors we don't work on for this car. We currently do not have that info.

[@RG-gv8ss]

Was the wiring that you pulled out of the SRS unit the same wiring that connects to the driver airbag ?

[@MyAirbags]

Ricardo, the plugs for the SRS unit look different than the plugs for the actual airbags themselves.

[@RG-gv8ss]

@@MyAirbags where do the plugs you pulled out of the airbag connect to on the other end ?

[@MyAirbags]

@@RG-gv8ss Yes, the wiring from the module runs to the BCM and to other components including the airbags. We have a diagram and article here on our site: blogs.myairbags.com/hondaacura-airbag-code-8-1-andor-8-5/ Let me know if it helps or if you need more info.

[@user-yl2lx3bq2l]

My 2016 Honda Civic was hit in the back passenger corner side . How do it rest after I replace top long passenger and passenger seat airbags

[@user-yl2lx3bq2l]

I mean reset airbags

[@MyAirbags]

You will need to replace the seat belts if they are locked or not working correctly. They can also be repaired. For airbag control module it can be reset at myairbags.com

[@thewiseguy7100]

Car is fully disconnected from the battery. Should I plug in the srs module and then replace airbags or install airbags first and then install srs module??

[@MyAirbags]

TheWiseGuy, theres a few different ways it can be done safely. Of course, we have to recommend using a professional or see manual for official instructions. Usually the airbags, seatbelts and any other part of the airbag system that has gone bad is to be replaced first. Then the final step is to correctly install the new or reset airbag control module.

[@bobouttavong1291]

I just bought a 2016 civic LX, 2 doors. Previous owner cut both driver and passenger SRS sensor wires. How do I reconnect those wires since they have the same color (light blue).? I noticed on connector marked 1 and 2.

[@MyAirbags]

Bo, the sensors you mentioned, are you referring to the impact sensors near the front radiator support?

[@bobouttavong1291]

@@MyAirbags no sir, the one under the driver and passenger seats( yellow connector with light blue color). Thanks

[@itsjeremih]

Right side collision. Honda Civic 2015 Passenger side seat and curtain airbags deployed, what do I need?

[@MyAirbags]

Jeremih C, Make sure to replace any airbags that deployed. On the Civic 2015, the seat belt pretensioners and buckles deploy as well. You can replace those or have them professionally rebuilt here with us. The srs unit / airbag module needs to be replaced or reset. We can reset it for you as well. It only takes 24 hours to turn your order around once we receive it. You can start your order here: www.myairbags.com/product-category/repair-return/airbag-module-reset/?_make=HONDA&_model=CIVIC&_year=2015

[@itsjeremih]

MyAirbags seatbelts did not deploy and are not locked

[@MyAirbags]

Jeremih, We get seatbelts here that are deployed but not in a locked state. Its not uncommon. You can test the belt using a ohm meter. We have a video on that. Or you will eventually get codes when you scan the airbag system. If the belts are deployed, you will gets codes telling you so. If your belts are good, then that just leaves the srs unit module and the airbags. Heres the ohm meter video should you want to test the belts. Good belts will read around 2.0 OHMS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGayfJeratCel6M

[@robertgarcia6926]

When I take off modules is the car able to drive to work because I need it for work until I get the parts back?

[@MyAirbags]

The vehicle will still run and drive without it. But it is not recommended to drive because of safety concerns in case there is another accident.

[@mrfenderguy1]

2012 Honda Civic was in front end collision. Passenger side air bag light stays on. Dealer check seat belts, they are fine. Wiring is fine. Now Check Air Bag System light wont go off. They say srs module CAN'T be reset and needs to be replaced. Very expensive fix. Your thoughts?

[@MyAirbags]

MarkC, Yes, this exactly why we offer this service. There many others in your same exact position that choose to have their module reset instead of buying brand new. Buying brand new is very expensive. Heres more info: help.myairbags.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012275207-Airbag-module-reset-How-it-works

[@JohnnysKicksLA]

Hello, I have a 2002 Honda Civic Ex Coupe. The car has been in an accident then repaired at a body shop according to the previous owner. My SRS light is on. I plugged in my scanner and it says it’s the OPDS in the passenger seat. I replaced it but my scanner says there’s no communication. Would you be able to give me some advice on how to fix this issue?

[@MyAirbags]

Johnny, We have an article about this on our HELP center on our website: myairbags.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115011877827-Honda-Acura-DTC-Code-8-1-and-8-5

[@raulinazario9462]

Sir I'm going to send you my SRS mode but do i need to replace my sensors??

[@MyAirbags]

Usually the impact sensors are okay and dont need to be replaced, unless they are physically damaged or if you had it scanned with a diagnostic scan tool and you have a DTC code to replace the impact sensor.

[@jdmboysi]

I need help pls I have a 2013 civic lx side airbag and seat deployed I changed everything.Ijuss can’t get there srs light to go off now

[@MyAirbags]

Thaa Goerr, The only way to know for sure is just to have a scan tool hooked up to the OBD port and read the srs / airbag system faults. Once you have the code, you can reply with it here. We can help.

[@jdmboysi]

@@MyAirbags A few months ago I had took the car to the dealership they scanned the car and no code came up but srs was on but couldn't clear it

[@MyAirbags]

@@jdmboysi Thats strange. If the light is on it should give you a code when scanning the srs / airbag system. You may have a case of "No Communication" We have an article on that actually: help.myairbags.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015809887-No-Communication-with-Airbag-Module-Multiple-Solutions

[@hassanabdelrahim8536]

thaa goerr update? i’m dealing with the same thing

[@jdmboysi]

@@MyAirbags YOU GUYS HAVE GREAT SERVICE DIDNT EXPECT THAT

[@metalhead4404]

I have a new module in and new air, but I have one code still showing up on my 2014 Honda Civic. It is: U3007-13 “Faultypower Supply (VB Line). I’m not sure how to get this code off.

[@MyAirbags]

George Blevins, Issue can be with one of the harness, most likely the plug on the right hand side. Check all unoriginal stuff in the car. One of our customers had that kind of problem before on 06 civic with aftermarket alarm connected to the SRS module power line. Since its been a while since you posted this question, perhaps you found the cause? in case other people encounter the same problem with u3007, would you share with us the result?

[@atlmv3255]

Can you help.me ...on a civic 2019 my srs module was reset but after the only ploblem is that we cannot recalibrate the passenger seat..it failed to recalibrate..we try with snap on,autel and at the dealer?

[@MyAirbags]

If you are experiencing issues with recalibrating the passenger seat after an SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) module reset, and attempts with a diagnostic scanners, and even at the dealership have failed, it suggests a more complex issue. Wiring and Connections Seat Sensors The passenger seat has sensors that detect occupancy and seatbelt status. If these sensors are malfunctioning, recalibration might fail. They might need cleaning, repositioning, or replacement. Review Service Bulletins Check if there are any technical service bulletins (TSBs) issued by Honda for your vehicle model related to the SRS system. TSBs provide guidance on known issues and their solutions.

[@ktt2062]

2016 Civic - Airbag System (SRS) Problem message on dash. Dealer checked SRS unit and determined it was defective and wants $904 to replace. Car has 32,000 miles (warranty is expired; car is 4 years old) are these units problematic? It should have lasted longer, car has never been in any accidents. If I send you my unit you can rebuild and I don’t have to go to dealer for reset?

[@MyAirbags]

The reset service is for after accident cars only. If the module just went bad on its own then a replacement is recommended. We do carry an inventory of used, reset modules in stock. On your original srs unit, there will be a part / model number that will begin with "77960-" You can use that number to find the correct match/replacement. When you have your part number, you can access our inventory here: www.myairbags.com/product-category/parts-in-stock-ready-to-ship/

[@bionicle2122]

If I have the light on after an accident and no airbag deployed, and no code.. Then what may be the issue?

[@MyAirbags]

It could be one of many different things. Hopefully this video will help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6uWf3umab-ijJY

[@mechanic808]

dude really don't disconnect the battery from the pos. terminal 1st...always remove the neg. cable 1st and install last, this will have much less arching at the terminal ends..experiment by touching the terminal creating a spark to jump and look at the difference..u will see less arching using the neg. cable instead of the pos. end...this gives u less of a chance to pop a fuse or burn something in the any modules..

[@MyAirbags]

machanic808, Thank you for your comment!

[@gregorypeterschmidt620]

All, this is the most important comment right here by mechanic808. To add to his remarks, another reason to remove the ground/negative terminal first is in case you accidentally make contact with the vehicle chassis while removing the terminal. If you remove the negative / ground first, no problem. If you make contact with metal parts of the vehicle while removing the positive lead (and the ground is still connected)....you will have sparks at a minimum. Worst case is you damage yourself or your vehicle. *Always* remove the black ground wire first.

[@gregorypeterschmidt620]

Forgot to add.....great video by My Airbags.... excellent info! Just make sure to append any vids with the order of operations for battery disconnects.

[@waszmisio3137]

Front collision with deer .2015 Honda Civic si. Airbags deployed. What I need ?

[@MyAirbags]

@wasz misio, Everything that deployed: Front airbags = Replace Seatbelts = We can professionally rebuild. Airbag module = We can reset and test to make sure codes are clear You can start your order here: www.myairbags.com/?s=&ymm_search=1&post_type=product&_make=HONDA&_model=CIVIC&_year=2016

[@topilzinarreola6518]

I removed my SRS Module and my seat belt. When I turned on my car afterwards all the warming lights were on. TPMS, Power Steering, E Brake, Trans errors etc. All these came up on the dash board but I drove it around the block and everything seemed to still be working the same as before I removed anything. Is this normal?

[@MyAirbags]

Topilzin Arreola, Just to clarify, is the module and seat belt still removed at this point or did you already install them back into the car? The light is to be expected if they are not in the car at this point. What warning lights are on? Airbag/SRS and also the ABS or engine light? If you scanned the car with a scan tool, what codes are coming up?

[@jlove3706]

My Airbags my car all those lights came up too after the module was reset and install my body shop took it to a local shop , now they wanna charge $250 to recalibrate all thst and the light still on , was hit on the passenger side so we had replace the roof airbag and seat air bag

[@junitoamadeo3296]

How much do you charge for reset the module?

[@MyAirbags]

Junito, Our price for professional reset is a fraction of the cost of new modules. You can start your service reset order here: www.myairbags.com/

[@christophercarter7146]

If I leave it out does it stop the beeping?

[@MyAirbags]

Removing the module shouldn't affect any beeping noise. The airbag light will be on however.

[@BIGABEpoop]

If my airbag was stole out of my 2017 Honda Civic, would I still need to reset the module or can I just plug in the new airbag?

[@MyAirbags]

Just replace the part that was stolen.

[@kidz_code]

Can you drive the car after removing the module?

[@MyAirbags]

Faruk, While a vehicle can still run without an airbag module, it is strongly recommended that drivers do not operate the vehicle without it being installed.

[@kidz_code]

@@MyAirbags thank you for replying.

[@MyAirbags]

Faruk, We're very happy to help. Thank you.

[@mevalesverga]

Hey so i need help ! I got into a car crash i have a 2019 Honda civic , Is there some sort of fuel cut off inertia switch ? Do you know how its located ? I cant get my car to start and i know older models have this feature but i checked everywhere and cant seem to find it . I would really appreciate your help .

[@MyAirbags]

Yes, the airbag module will need to be reset after an accident. Disconnect the airbag control module, and the vehicle should start.