SRS Light
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BlkCurrantKord
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Probably a diagnostics fee plus whatever else if they have to fix it and its not under warranty.
LG122 said:
If it's your seatbelt, they won't charge you. If its your airbags, have your bank account ready...
P.S. See my discussion about this: Clicky
I had 2 on the same day... My car was a switch in the seatbelt (free) and my wife's Odyssey was the SRS control unit (Around $900).
whitey2kaccord
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Reset your SRS light before you go to the dealership. If the light stays off, then it was your seatbelt. If it comes back on, then it is your airbag.
http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2166
http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2166
blacknight
Superman, uh mod
whitey2kaccord said:
But, if it's a problem with the seatbelt sensor then the light WILL come back on
Totalimmortal
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I think wht he mean't is that if it's a freak occurance the reset will let you know. Mine came on, never came back after the reset. Same with "sensor low voltage" CEL's, it's a one time occurance.
whitey2kaccord
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Totalimmortal said:
Yeah, thanks for clarifying for me.
Thats what I meant. Mine came on after I had to remove the seat, and after I reset the light, it stayed off.Uncle Fungus
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The light came on in my gen 5 wagon and I followed instructions to clear it, and the light stayed off
Hopefully I can find english instructions for my 6th gen in case it happens to that car. Otherwise I gotta learn to read Japanese
Hopefully I can find english instructions for my 6th gen in case it happens to that car. Otherwise I gotta learn to read Japanese
talontsiawd
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Yeah, just clear it. I've had to do it about 5 times now for misc things. Just memorize the directions as it can be very frustrating to read and do it at the same time. That said, if you still have problems, you need to take your car to the dealer. And i know on later accords, i don't know if applies to all 6th gens but a sensor can fail the dealer will replace for free. It's limited, not sure why its not an offical recall. But it's pretty much the same thing if this is the case. You should have recieved notification though honda if it applies to your car though.
Wildman
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mine came on after I was unplugging crap and running wires a while ago in my car, reset it and it never came back.
the srs light is fickle and it seems the most insignificant thing can set that bastard off in our cars.
clear it, if it comes back, then go to the dealership. if not, you just saved at least $60 to have someone else do something that takes 2 minutes.
the srs light is fickle and it seems the most insignificant thing can set that bastard off in our cars.
clear it, if it comes back, then go to the dealership. if not, you just saved at least $60 to have someone else do something that takes 2 minutes.
