Honda Airbag Module Reset Service

Is your air bag light on? Have you received a "crash data stored" error after an accident? Before you spend hundreds or even thousands on a replacement unit from a dealer, trust the experts at Module Repair Lab for a guaranteed, cost-effective solution. We specialize in fast, accurate, and professional Honda SRS Airbag Control Module Reset Service. Our Honda airbag module reset service erases this crash data at the memory level so you can safely reuse your original module.

Module Repair Lab performs a professional reset & return service: you send us your Honda SRS control module, we clear crash data and locked codes, verify communication, and send the same unit back ready for plug-and-play installation in the same vehicle. This avoids dealer programming and the risk of buying an incompatible used module.

Why Your Honda Airbag Light Won’t Turn Off

Honda SRS modules (sometimes labeled SRS Unit, Airbag ECU, SRSCM, OPDS/SRS) monitor impact sensors, seatbelt pretensioners, airbags, and the Occupant Position Detection System (OPDS). When the system detects a deployment-level event, it stores permanent crash data such as:

• “Crash detected / deployment command stored”
• Hard codes that cannot be cleared with a scanner
• Seatbelt tensioner and airbag deployment records
• Faults related to OPDS or passenger seat sensors after an impact

Once this data is recorded, tools like HDS, Autel, Launch, or Snap-On can read the codes but cannot remove them. The result is a constant SRS warning light even after airbags, seatbelts, and sensors have been serviced. Our Honda SRS module reset clears that locked crash data so the system can arm again.

Supported Honda Models

We support almost every Honda model that uses a removable SRS control module, including:

• Cars & sedans: Accord, Civic, Civic Si, Civic Hybrid, Insight, Fit, City (market-dependent), Accord Crosstour, Clarity
• SUVs & crossovers: CR-V, HR-V, Passport, Pilot, Element, Crosstour-based models
• Minivans & trucks: Odyssey, Ridgeline
• Performance & special trims: Civic Type R and various sport packages that share common SRS architecture

If your vehicle is a Honda and uses an SRS/airbag control module with typical Honda part numbering, we can almost always reset it. If you have a rare or export-only model, you can send a photo of the label before shipping for confirmation.

Honda SRS Module Part Numbers We Commonly Service

Honda and Acura airbag modules usually use part numbers beginning with 77960- or 77970- followed by a chassis code. Examples we frequently see in our lab include (but are not limited to):

• 77960-T0A-A01, 77960-T0A-A11
• 77960-T2A-A01, 77960-T2A-A11
• 77960-TR0-A11, 77960-TR3-A21
• 77960-SDA-A21, 77960-SNA-A03
• 77960-TEA-A01, 77960-TG7-A011
• 77970-series modules used in some trims and years

If your module label starts with 77960- or 77970- and is identified as an SRS or airbag unit, it is very likely compatible with this service.

What Our Honda Airbag Module Reset Includes

• Crash data and deployment event clearing at the memory level
• Removal of “hard” or “locked” SRS codes that won’t clear with a scanner
• Reset of seatbelt pretensioner and airbag deployment records
• Verification that the module powers up and communicates correctly
• Final QC check before shipment
• Approximate 2–3 business day turnaround once received
• 1-year limited warranty on the reset procedure

The module is returned ready for plug-and-play installation in the same vehicle. In the vast majority of cases no dealer programming or coding is needed.

What This Service Does Not Cover

This is a crash data reset service. It does not repair physical SRS components. Before reinstalling your module, make sure that:

• All deployed airbags and pretensioners have been properly addressed
• Any damaged sensors, clocksprings, and wiring have been corrected
• Connectors are clean and fully seated
• The battery and main grounds are in good condition

The reset module will not override genuine safety faults. If components remain damaged, the SRS light may still indicate those issues after installation.

How the Mail-In Honda SRS Reset Process Works

1. Order this service from Module Repair Lab.
2. Disconnect the battery and wait several minutes before working on SRS components.
3. Remove the SRS module from your Honda. It is commonly located under the center console, beneath the shifter area, under the front seats, or under the dashboard depending on model and year.
4. Package the module securely in a padded box to protect the case and connectors.
5. Ship it to Module Repair Lab using a trackable shipping method, along with your order details and return address.
6. We perform the SRS module reset, clear crash data, test communication, and complete quality checks within about 2–3 business days.
7. We ship it back ready for plug-and-play installation in the same Honda vehicle.

Shipping Address

Please include your name, phone number, email, and order number inside the box so we can quickly identify your module when it arrives.

Turnaround Time & 1-Year Warranty

Typical in-lab time for a Honda SRS module reset is approximately 2–3 business days from the day your module arrives at our facility. This service includes a 1-year limited warranty on the reset procedure.

The warranty covers issues related to the crash-data reset itself. It does not cover future accidents, water damage, fire, corrosion, or problems caused by wiring, sensors, airbags, or seatbelts elsewhere in the SRS system.