Your airbag light can turn on for various reasons, usually indicating an airbag system fault. The issue may stem from the airbag module itself or any of the following components:  

- Deployed airbags or seat belts ( In this case you need to ship your SRS module to us for resetting)

- Faulty seat belt pretensioners 

- Malfunctioning airbag clockspring 

- Defective crash sensors (Impact sensors) 

- Stored crash data ( In this case you need to ship your SRS module to us for resetting)

- Wiring harness issues  

- Communication errors or module failure ( In this case you need to ship your SRS module to us for resetting)

While these are the most common causes, other factors can also trigger the airbag warning light. To accurately diagnose the issue, always scan your system using an OBD airbag scanner to retrieve error codes. If you don’t own one, most local repair shops can perform a scan for you. 

The airbag light reset depends on the type of fault. Minor issues, such as wiring faults or communication errors, can often be resolved by fixing the underlying problem. An OBD scan tool can also clear soft codes that are not crash-related.  

However, if your vehicle has been in an accident, it likely has deployed airbags, locked seat belts, faulty crash sensors, or a damaged airbag clockspring. In this case, the SRS airbag module stores crash data and hard codes, which cannot be cleared by an OBD scanner or even the dealership.  

This is where we come in! At ARMHEX, we offer a fast and affordable SRS airbag module reset service, erasing all crash data and hard codes that others cannot. We reprogram your original module back to factory condition, requiring no additional dealer programming.  

With our service, your airbag light will be reset, ensuring your system is fully restored and safe to use. 100% Guaranteed or Your Money Back! 

Yes, you need an Airbag Module Reset. Here's why you shouldn't skip it!  

If your airbag is deployed, your SRS module must be reset. There’s no way around it. In the past, the only option was replacing it, costing hundreds at the dealership. But now, with the rise of salvage car rebuilding, thousands of vehicles are being safely restored and put back on the road.  

ARMHEX SRS airbag module reset service is trusted by dealers, repair shops, and individuals rebuilding cars from salvage auctions like Copart and IAAI. Many of these vehicles require safety inspections, and a faulty or deployed airbag system will fail.  

If your car has deployed airbags, a missing airbag module, or an airbag light on, you need an SRS reset to ensure your vehicle is safe, roadworthy, and compliant with regulations. Save money, restore safety, and get back on the road with confidence!

After an accident, your SRS module stores crash data and locks itself, preventing your car from operating safely. This “black box” state is meant for accident investigations, but if the vehicle is being repaired and put back on the road, the module must be reset.  

Instead of buying a costly replacement, our affordable SRS reset service restores your original module within one business day, erasing all crash data and turning off your airbag light. Fast, reliable, and cost-effective. Get back on the road safely! 

Certain diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) indicate that your airbag module needs to be reset. These errors often result from crash data being stored or system malfunctions. Common issues include:  

- Crash Data Stored  

- Deployment Commanded (frontal or side airbags)  

- Impact Detected 

- Internal Fault (Replace SRSCM)  

- Faulty Airbag Module or Control Unit Error  

- Airbag Light Stays On Without Any Module Fault (common in Toyota and Lexus)  

- Battery Voltage Low Error (caused by a flat or discharged battery)  

- Seat Belt Deployed  

- Crash Event Locked or Crash Recorded  

- Collision Detected  

Some specific error codes you might encounter include: B107E, B1912, DF194, B1649, B1620, B1342, B1193, B1139, B1015, and B207F. These typically signal that the airbag module is storing crash data or experiencing a system fault. In most cases, a reset or repair is necessary to restore full functionality.  

At ARMHEX, we specialize in clearing crash data and fixing fault codes, ensuring your airbag system works safely and effectively.

Removing your SRS airbag module is simple and can be done without a professional. However, we recommend only those familiar with vehicle repairs attempt this. Follow these steps carefully:  

1. Disconnect the battery – Remove the negative terminal and wait at least 5 minutes before proceeding.  

2. Locate the SRS module – Typically found under the center console, dashboard, or beneath the front seats. It’s usually a metal box with a yellow plug or a black-capped enclosure.  

3. Remove the module – Unbolt the unit and disconnect the wiring harness or airbag plugs attached to it. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for safety.

If your airbag light turns on and your vehicle has NOT been in an accident, there may be an issue with the airbag system computer or a faulty SRS component or wiring.

An SRS airbag module reset erases crash data stored after an accident, restoring it to factory settings. This ensures your airbags and safety systems function properly in the event of another collision, eliminating the need for a costly replacement. It is a programming process, not a hardware repair.

Yes, at ARMHEX, we can reset airbag modules for most makes and models, including both domestic and foreign vehicles. Asian, Korean, Japanese, American, Chinese, and  European from any fuel type, hybrid, gas, diesel, or electric all are covered.

Replacing an SRS airbag module can cost over $1,500 from the dealer, while used ones still run a few hundred dollars. Plus, installing a different module, new or used requires dealer programming to match your VIN, adding extra time and costs.  

That’s why salvage shops and rebuilders across the country trust ARMHEX to reset their SRS modules instead of replacing them, saving hundreds per repair and thousands over time. 

Yes, all engineers that repair, are ASE certified and we reset all SRS airbag modules to OEM specifications, ensuring your vehicle’s safety systems function just like they did from the factory.

Yes! We offer a lifetime warranty on all airbag module resets, guaranteeing the quality of our work and ensuring your module functions properly for the life of your vehicle.

We guarantee a 1-Busniness day turnaround for SRS airbag module resets. Please note that processing times may be longer on weekends and holidays. To ensure the fastest service, make sure to provide accurate information and payment when sending in your module.

After the reset, if the airbag light remains on after proper installation, the issue lies elsewhere in the SRS system, not the module itself. In this case, a body shop technician will need to diagnose and resolve the problem.

• Check all connections. Ensure that airbags, seat belts, the clock spring, and impact sensors are properly installed and connected.  
• Scan for soft codes. If there’s an issue, the module will store a soft code pinpointing the faulty component.  
• Avoid flood-damaged parts. If using used components, verify they weren’t from a flood-damaged vehicle.