Scion Airbag Module Reset Service

If your Scion’s airbag warning light is illuminated after an accident or your diagnostic scan indicates crash data stored, Module Repair Lab offers a professional airbag control module reset service designed to restore proper SRS system functionality.

Once your original airbag control module arrives at our facility, our technicians typically complete the reset within one business day and promptly return the module to you. Stored crash event data is electronically cleared, allowing the module to be reinstalled and returned to service without the need for replacement in most cases.

The majority of resets result in a straightforward plug-and-play installation. In some situations, calibration or additional system checks may be required depending on vehicle configuration or component condition. Every service is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Why Scion Airbag Modules Require Resetting

Scion airbag control modules are programmed to permanently store crash data once an impact is detected. When this occurs, the SRS system disables airbag deployment and keeps the airbag warning light illuminated. Seat belt pretensioners may also remain locked until the module is properly reset.

Even minor collisions can trigger crash data storage. Resetting the original module clears all hard crash codes and allows the SRS system to function normally once all related components are intact and properly installed.

If your airbag light is on without a known accident, the issue may involve sensors, wiring, the clock spring, or another SRS component. We recommend scanning the system prior to sending the module for service.

Scion Models Commonly Supported

This service supports many Scion vehicles, including:

FR-S, iA, iM, iQ, tC, xA, xB, xD

If your specific model or year is not listed, please contact us before ordering so we can confirm compatibility.

Airbag / SRS Codes Commonly Cleared

B107E – Airbag module related fault
B207F – SRS control unit error
B1015 – Faulty airbag control module
B1139 – Internal SRS module error
B1193 – Airbag system fault
B1206 – Airbag RCM fault
B1342 – SRS system malfunction
B1620 – SRS communication error
B1649 – Crash detected
B1650 – Crash detected
DF194 – After-accident event stored

About the Airbag Control Module

The airbag control module may also be referred to as the SRS module, airbag ECU, or crash control unit. This component monitors impact sensors, seat belt pretensioners, and airbag deployment logic throughout the vehicle.

After proper reinstallation, the airbag warning light should turn off. If the light remains on, a soft fault may be present involving sensors, wiring, seat belts, the clock spring, or impact sensors, which will require further diagnosis.

Module Repair Lab does not sell replacement airbag control modules. We specialize exclusively in resetting original airbag modules for vehicles that have experienced an accident.

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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