Srs light comes on after several resets. Dealer on one occasion replaced a seat belt part but the light eventually came back on. The light comes on after resets at random times. Once I went over a speed bump slowly and it just came on.
2000 Honda Accord airbags complaints
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Installed opds unit and pad SRS light on the control panel that illuminates when an air bag has been disarmed or is not working properly came on and stayed on. Went to dealer who reported that customer needed opds unit and sensor. Car is 2000 honda accord parts replaced were 1 81334-s87-a73 7639545-81334 opds unit 1 81127-s87-a82 6256754-81120 pad,r-fr for a total charge of $722.03 and$102.96 old parts are with the dealer.
For past few years the SRS light would flick on and off. Last month it stayed on and the dealer charged me over $300 to replace the opds sensor and clear the codes. The passenger seat is generally unoccupied. I understand that you have started an investigation into this disarming of the airbag and wanted to report this.
Dt: the consumer owns a 2000 accord coupe. The air bag light illuminated on the dashboard. Vehicle was taken to the dealer 3 times to reset air bag light. . Afterwards, the air bag sensor had to be replaced. Dealer did know why this happened. After replacement of the sensor this did not happened again. Consumer had to pay out of pocket for repair work.
Srs indicator remains lit, had car serviced. Diagnostic code 09-3. Srs light recurred 8/16/05.
While driving the SRS light illuminated on the dashboard. Consumer contacted the repair facility, but problem recurred. *ak the vehicle was taken to two different repair facilities. Each time the light went off for a few day then came back on. The vehicle was taken to the dealer but the problemwas not fixed. The air bag light is still on.
My 2000 honda accord v-6 has approximately 85,000 miles on it and I have had very few problems. Always took to dealer for maintenance/repair. I had the alternator replaced in june 2005, and within 2 weeks of getting the car back, the SRS light came on. I called the dealer and they said I should bring the car in right away. I paid $68 to have the system "tested" and was told I needed to replace the entire computer system for the air bags at a cost of $575, or I could have them reset it and it may or may not come back on. I asked what happens when the light was on and was told that the airbags just won't work. I opted for the reset. Now, 2 weeks later, the light is back on. I have done some internet research and have found that not only is this a known problem, but the "cures" that are suggested by the dealer are all over the map. I find it incredible that honda is not responsible for this defect in a mandated safety device. My family will hold honda responsible if I am injured or killed due to a non-inflating airbag. I do not believe the company is taking the airbag issue seriously. My daughter was thankfully not killed in a serious accident last june in her civic, whose airbags did not deploy when she was hit with such force that it tore the front engine housing off her car and resulted in a total loss. The honda folks told us then that sometimes the car isn't "hit the right way" and the sensors don't register that the airbags should deploy. I think the same government that requires these devices be installed on all cars (and the ones we pay for when purchasing the cars) should hold the car makers/dealers responsible for making sure they are operable.
We purchased a 2000 honda accord ex and the SRS light has been on for the last year. We have had it reset 3 times but after a week it comes back on. It has been to the dealer twice but have no answers. Seems to be a big problam from what I have been reading.
Dt: the vehicle is a 2000 honda accord v6 ex, the cylinder has a cracked head. On 6-18-05 consumer was driving when white smoke came out of the dual exhaust. Consumer had vehicle towed to the dealership. They told her that it was because of the cracked cylinder head. The coolant mixed with the oil and caused hot steam to come from the vehicle. Previously the SRS light came on. Consumer believed that it meant the air bags were disabled. Nothing has been done to fix the vehicle. It is currently at the dealership.
The consumer stated that the air bag light stays on. *ak (SRS light) was defective. *sc
Purchased new 2000 accord ex v-6, 4 dr-replaced transmission at 10,000 miles, then again around 55,000 miles. Now on third transmission and wondering how long this one will last. Also, now the SRS light is on and they say the seat belt has to replaced, as well as now the alternator and tensioner are being repalced ($600 job!). Based on some other complaints, it seems the two are related, as well as the alternator problems being a result of the transmission problems.
Subject: honda 2000 accord SRS light safety defect dear administrator: honda dealer at salinas in california performed recall ?ignition lock? Work on my car on 3/16/05 (please see attached invoice). After that, the SRS (airbags) light remains on my car. My car currently only has 32,600 miles. Before the dealer performed the recall work, my car was perfectly fine. I called dealer about this SRS light issue. Dealer said I have to pay $101 for a computer diagnoses plus extra fee to fix the problem found. I, however, disagree because the SRS light was on right after the dealer performed the recall work. Before that, my car was in the perfectly shape and never got involve in any accident. As the dealer said, the airbags will not deploy while the SRS light is on. I think my car?s SRS light issue is caused by either the dealer is unable to remedy the defect in my vehicle or it is another safety defect in honda 2000 accord. Therefore, your kind help on my case is greatly appreciated! Sincerely, [xxx] p.s. Car info: honda 2000 accord lx 4dr, [xxx] *js information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)
Srs light remains on. Side SRS comes on in turns. Dealer has stated that something in the seat needs to be replaced and we have no driver SRS at this time. Vehicle is under used certified warranty but dealer states this is not covered by warranty. We puchased a honda (have owned many!) because of reliability, durability and safety. Does not federal law require SRS on current model vehicles? How can such a company refuse to fix such a major problem>>>
Srs light on, reset. On again 5/2/2005 opds replaced, on again 5/3/2005. Old parts not available honda dosent know what is wrong, or what componnet is causing the air bags to be inoperative and has know way to pin point which componnet is the cause, just replace parts until the light goes out.
The airbag warning light (srv) came on, and local garage checked it out on their computer. They came up with a "code 9-2 air bag internal fault", and said I would have to take it to the honda dealer for repair. I took it to the honda dealer, and was told that they would have to run their own independent computer check, and, if a fault was found, I would be responsible for the cost of repair. My complaint: first, air bags being such an important safety item, and their installation mandated by the government, I feel that when a defect appears, a recall at the manufacturer's expense is in order. Second, if the safety board does not have a sufficient number of similiar complaints to order a recall, then at the very least the manufacturer should be required to pay for the computer test.
Took 2000 honda accord exl to dealer for maintenance. Upon leaving the dealership the SRS airbag light came on. I took it back and they told me I needed a new module/"airbag brain" and that without it my airbags may not deploy. I told them that light had never come on before until after they worked on my car, they told me that was a coincidence and that they were no where near that part of the vehicle. They did a diagnostic free of charge and told me the error code. They quoted me $600 to replace the module. I went to a different dealer for a 2nd opinion not trusting the 1st place and they turned off the SRS light model # 77960-584-a93057. I tried to purchase the part used, but no one sold it. I called around and the most affordable place I could find quoted me $390. I took it in and had it replaced and the light has not come on since. The incident occured in 9/10/03. I was looking up recalls and found that many other owners have had the same problem I had. I also have a problem with the backseat seatbelt not working and the recalls on the seatbelt are for the civic and not the accord. Now I am making an appointment for the ignition switch. I also have a problem everytime I start the car the gas pedal sticks and you have to "gun it" to make it go forward.
Dt: contact has a 2000 honda accord and he says that he is having problems with his sbs-air bag light. He says the light came on and stayed on so he took his vehicle to the mechanic and he said that the wiring bundle had been cut through because someone that manufacturer the vehicle had put the bundle under the passenger side seat and they wired the bundle wrong they put the wire to the air bag over the wire to the seat. And the movement of the seat going forward and back and the vibration of the vehicle had cut the wire to his air bag and disabled it. The contact called the american honda coporation on april 29th and they gave him a case number n012005-042900577 he talked to brian ho and he told him that he was going to mail a letter to his honda dealer stating the problem the contact was having. So in a couple of days he took his vehicle to his honda dealer he said he never recieved a letter so they told him they would look at the vehicle and so when the contact called back may 9th and they told him they were going to dismiss. The contact says that his warrenty is out on his vehicle and that's the reason why he thinks they dismissed the problem.
Srs light (air bags:frontal:sensor/control module): this light is on all of the time. I have gotten estimates of $75 to $110 just to analyze the problem. A search on the internet showed that hundreds of consumers are having to pay for the analysis of this light being on. This seems to me to be a major rip-off of consumers for a known, defective system!
2000 honda accord was involved in an accident where the passenger side air bag deployed but the driver's side air bag did not deploy.*mr the impact was on the front driver's side. Prior to this accident the vehicle SRS light had illuminated several times. The dealer reset it once, replaced a sensor in the seat back of the passenger's seat and replaced the driver's seat belt clasp.
Srs light is on, vehicle needs new opds. Result: no working airbags, estimated repair $663.65+tax not specifically excluded from extra care extended warranty, but dealer and extra care says not covered checked online consumer forums - some got it covered, some didn't.
After starting the vehicle air bag warning light illuminated until vehicle shut off. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem.
Safety restraint light for the air bags kept coming on. Consumer has not taken vehicle to the dealer .
The air bag light would remain illuminated while driving. Dealer was notified via phone. Dealer urged the consumer to bring the vehicle in for a diagnostic test.
I have the known issue with my 2000 honda accord where the SRS airbag light stays on. You can do a google search and see the widespread nature of this problem. Honda says if the airbag light is on the airbag may not deploy in a accident and others have had the airbag go off while driving normally. When I call my dealer they pretend not to know anything and want tons of money to even check it out. I have the honda care extended warranty and the dealer won't even verify if the problem is covered or not.
I was driving on the freeway when all of a sudden a car cut in front of me. Then the flow of traffic came to a complete halt. I applied my brakes. The car that cut me off, moved out from the lane I was on into the next lane. I was involved in a rear end collision with honda crv. My honda accord 2000 received major damage . The front SRS airbags never functioned. This collision took place in the freeway at least 40 miles per hour. The front airbags didn't work. The honda dealership that I took my car for repairs which came out to five thousand dollars, told me that the reason the airbags didn't work was because it was not a direct hit, in other words they didn't want to be held responsible for checking the airbags or replacing them. They stated, that there was no recall from honda on the airbags. The community honda dealership just replaced the parts that where damaged in the collision. The front end of the car was damaged badly, it was pushed back approximately 3 feet. I was lucky, not to have had serious injuries. However, I don't trust the front airbags because they should of functioned and they didn't. I, strongly believe that honda motors u.s.a. Should correct the problem with the airbags at no charge. Someone should investigate this problem with this vehicle the honda accord se 2000. Vehicle [xxx]. Thank you. *jb *js information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)
The SRS light is on for the passenger front seat stays on. The consumer has taken the vehicle to the dealer and discovered there is a technical services bulletin for the vehicle. The federal safety agency tsb 404.
Vehicle is experiencing a problem with the air bag warning light. Owner took the vehicle to the dealership and was told that the sensors are defective causing the air bag light to come on inadvertently and deactivate the airbag, while on. Provide further details.
While driving 20 MPH the SRS light appeared on the dashboard. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that the passenger air bag module needed to be replaced.
While sitting in the vehicle it was struck by another vehicle head on. The passenger side air bag deployed, however, the driver's side air bag did not deploy. The consumer sustained injuries. *ak *sc
The federal safety agency campaign 02v080000; honda issued an air bag inflator module recall. This vehicle was not included in the recall, however the air bag light remained on, which the owner's manual stated the air bag may not deploy. The VIN was outside the remedy scope.
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