Have you ever hit the brakes hard suddenly, and the seatbelts lock? During a collision, have your airbags deployed? This is a result of the Supplemental Restraint System working properly to ensure your safety and to minimize any potential damage to both you and your passenger(s). The SRS is a crucial part of your vehicle that should never be ignored and should always be in factory condition. The SRS can only do its job properly if it is taken care of properly.
The SRS consists of several components, one of which is the airbag module. When the SRS airbag module is deployed, an airbag code will come up, which may look different in various cars. For example, it may be the words “airbag off” lit up. An SRS airbag module reset may be necessary if the light is on. A reset will also be needed after an accident. This is because the SRS airbag system computer will have crash codes or crash data that are known as hard codes stored in it. This is something that no airbag module reset tool can reset. This is where you should turn to a professional like Safety Restore.
If you are looking to have the module replaced, you have the option of getting a new or used module. The issue here would be that either of these would need to be programmed to the cars VIN. This could cost you hundreds and also be time-consuming. Luckily, there is another option. You can keep your existing airbag module and simply get your SRS Airbag Module reset through a professional service. Safety Restore is a company that specializes in post-accident restoration specializing in your vehicles SRS such as cluster repair, custom seat belt webbing, and more. With the low cost of a $49 airbag module reset service, Safety Restore can save you time and hundreds of dollars. Also, if you still decide to get a new module for whatever reason, their expert technicians can help you. Visit Safety Restore.com to learn more about this and more services regarding your vehicles’ Supplemental Restraint System.
