Just got myself a 2001 accord lx 5-speed, extremely low miles.
Drove 150 miles, then the SRS light came on. I assume they reset it for the sale, not sure.
Ive read as much as i can about the SRS light, I know it can cost hundreds of dollars to replace the module, or a few hundred for the passenger seat weight sensor, or if I'm lucky maybe its just the seatbelt mechanism itself..
But one thing I'm not clear about, if I'm willing to spend the 800 for a whole new module and whatever the code is to fix my SRS light problem, will the car be fixed?
I haven't had the code read yet, tried the 8 and 13 jumped w no success.
Im going to tomorrow to have the code read for 50$. Whatever comes up I'm willing to have it fixed professionally. But my question is, if i have it fixed, is it likely to have a problem in the near future? or if i have the problem fixed for hundreds of dollars, will it be a permanent fix.
Thanks,
Vin
Drove 150 miles, then the SRS light came on. I assume they reset it for the sale, not sure.
Ive read as much as i can about the SRS light, I know it can cost hundreds of dollars to replace the module, or a few hundred for the passenger seat weight sensor, or if I'm lucky maybe its just the seatbelt mechanism itself..
But one thing I'm not clear about, if I'm willing to spend the 800 for a whole new module and whatever the code is to fix my SRS light problem, will the car be fixed?
I haven't had the code read yet, tried the 8 and 13 jumped w no success.
Im going to tomorrow to have the code read for 50$. Whatever comes up I'm willing to have it fixed professionally. But my question is, if i have it fixed, is it likely to have a problem in the near future? or if i have the problem fixed for hundreds of dollars, will it be a permanent fix.
Thanks,
Vin