Hyundai Airbag Module Reset Service (SRS Control Module Crash Data Reset)

This service restores your original Hyundai SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) airbag control module by removing locked crash data, deployment records, and internal fault codes stored after a collision. When an impact occurs, the airbag module permanently records crash information to protect system integrity. Once this happens, diagnostic tools cannot clear the memory, leaving the airbag light on even after repairs. Our reset process clears these locked entries at the memory level so the original module can be reused safely.

Hyundai airbag control modules vary by year and trim but generally use Autoliv, TRW, Bosch, Continental, or Hyundai Mobis SRS controllers equipped with crash-record EEPROM or serial flash memory. These internal storage areas contain event data, impact timing metrics, seatbelt tension readings, and algorithm-trigger logs. When they become “latched,” the module will not allow the airbag system to re-arm. Our reset process clears these structures without altering your factory VIN or coding.

Why Hyundai Modules Lock Up After a Collision

All modern Hyundai models use a smart SRS ECU that stores:

Crash Event Data (impact severity, direction, sensor values)
Airbag Deployment Logs
Pretensioner Activation Records
Internal Fault Flags (B-code series lockouts)
Algorithm enable/disable state

After any major impact, the ECU disables the airbag system to prevent accidental deployment. Dealerships often recommend full replacement, but replacement modules are expensive, VIN-coded, and often not in stock. Our reset service restores your original unit so it functions exactly as intended, without recoding or programming.

Supported Hyundai Models

Our reset service supports nearly all Hyundai vehicles from the mid-2000s through current models. Commonly serviced vehicles include:

Hyundai Elantra (all trims)
Hyundai Sonata (including Hybrid)
Hyundai Tucson
Hyundai Santa Fe & Santa Fe Sport
Hyundai Accent
Hyundai Kona
Hyundai Palisade
Hyundai Azera
Hyundai Veloster / Veloster Turbo
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
Hyundai Venue
Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid / PHEV / Electric

If your Hyundai uses a 95910-xxxxx airbag module, it is almost certainly supported.

Common Hyundai SRS Part Numbers We Service

Typical Hyundai airbag control module part numbers include (but are not limited to):

95910-1R200
95910-2E300
95910-3Q000
95910-A7000
95910-B1010
95910-C2000
95910-D3000
95910-F2300
All other Hyundai Mobis 95910-series modules

If your number begins with 95910-, 95920-, or 95940-, this service applies.

Common Symptoms This Service Fixes

Airbag light stays on after collision repair
“Crash Data Stored” message
SRS hard codes that cannot be cleared
Airbag deployment recorded in memory
Seatbelt pretensioner activation logs
Internal control module lockout codes
Persistent B-codes (B1620, B1650, B1346, B1628, etc.)
Failed attempts to clear codes with a scanner

As long as all physical airbag components have been repaired or replaced, the SRS light should turn off after reinstalling the reset module.

How Our Hyundai SRS Reset Process Works

Our reset is performed using specialized programming interfaces that communicate directly with the module’s MCU and memory array. Depending on the module design, internal memory may be stored in:

External EEPROM (e.g., 95160, 95256, 95320)
Internal MCU flash memory (Renesas, Infineon, SPC560 series)
Serial NAND/flash hybrid devices

Our team identifies the correct memory region, extracts crash event logs, clears locked data structures, and resets algorithm states. Your module remains your original unit with your original configuration, sensors, and VIN information preserved.

No Programming or Coding Required

Because your original module is returned to you, all vehicle-specific coding stays intact. Just reinstall the ECU, reconnect the battery, and clear any soft codes related to other repaired components.

Turnaround Time

The module is inspected, reset, and tested within 2–3 business days. This ensures fast turnaround without sacrificing accuracy or safety.

What This Service Includes

Full SRS crash data and deployment memory reset
Internal lockout removal
Preservation of original VIN and configuration
No coding required after reinstallation
1-year warranty
Support for nearly all Hyundai SRS ECUs

Important Notes

This service resets your original module; this is not an exchange.
Any deployed airbags, tensioners, or wiring faults must be repaired before reinstalling the ECU.
This service does not override physical airbag system failures.

Why Drivers Choose Module Repair Lab

Extensive Hyundai SRS experience across thousands of modules
Accurate memory-level reset without rewriting core configuration
Lower cost compared to dealer replacement modules
Fast turnaround with a 1-year warranty

Airbag Module Reset for Other Makes

We reset SRS airbag control modules and remove crash data for most major brands. Find your vehicle:

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