Side airbag occupant position detection system is faulty. Srs light on, code 15-1. Deactivating my SRS system.
2000 Honda Accord airbags complaints
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While the vehicle was parked, the consumer noticed that the SRS light appeared on the dashboard. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection. The mechanic informed the consumer that the air bag module needed to be replaced. Please provide further details.
Within the 1st month of the vehicle being purchased a refurbished transmission was replaced on the vehicle. The SRS light came on. *tc the consumer contacted the manufacturer about the problem and they indicated that the vehicle was not included in any recalls due to VIN.
The SRS airbag light came on at approximately 69,000 mi.the car was taken to dealer and no fault codes were found on the computer. I had the delphi alternator load tested and determined that could be the culprit. During this time, I also had both of my headlamps burned out within weeks of each other. I replaced the alternator with an aftermarket one and have not had any problems since.
Consumer noticed that the SRS light appeared on the dashboard. The vehicle was taken to a garage for inspection. The mechanic replaced the control module. Please provide further details. This information was provide by karen's husband dean.
Problem began when airbag SRS light came on. I brought the car to my mechanic who informed me that the entire airbag system needed to be replaced. A couple months later, the light again turned back on and it turned out that one of the replacement parts was again defective and needed to be replaced again. My mechanic informed me that this was a common problem with the honda's but it was not a recall, I contacted the honda service department and they stated that this was not considered a defect and therefore could not be replaced without charge since my warrantee had run out. In may 2004 my check engine light came on and I was informed by my mechanic that this was a defect within the engine and required the egr to be fixed. I checked online to see if this could be something I could get some recourse on and again it is not a recall even though it is a known problem among honda accords. I just feel like I should have some recourse. Within the last year I've had to pay out more than two thousand dollars in charges to have these defective parts fixed. If they are defective they should be replaced by honda free of charge.
Consumer noticed that the SRS light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that the air bag control module needed to be replaced. This information was provide by marsha sisneros.
Air bag warning light came on while driving. Dealership did a diagnostic test in which the opds unit failed. This rendered the air bag as inoperative. The opds unit had to be replaced.
When traveling the red SRS dashboard light went on. When we returned and took it to the mechanic who has serviced this verhicle, he said that he had received a safety notice regarding this manufacturer's defect. The air bag controller was defective and the dealer refused to repair it, stating it was past the warranty. The auto is a 2000 honda accord 4 door sedan. My mechanic said when this light is on the air bags will not function--which is very dangerous, and he recommended that I contact the dot. We had to have the part replaced, at a cost of $625.00.
Air bag light illuminated while driving. The vehicle had been to the dealer on several occasions. Each occasion the light would come back on every 7,000 miles. Currently, the air bag light is on again. *ak
My 2000 honda accord has its SRS lights on again and will not go off. I brought it to my mechanic who put the car on the computer and said "theres a malfunction in my airbags, I have to go to honda" ($40.00). I brought the car to honda that same morning (9:30 am), informed them about my mechanic's response & that I commute a distance and don't feel safe driving the car, so they took it in. At 4:30 pm, they decided to put it on the computer and wow...there is a problem with my air bag system ($94.61). No accidents, nothing - it just came on while I was driving. Honda told me "not to worry, that my airbag isn't just going to go off as I drive down the highway.....it just won't go off if you crash". Real safety feature of the car. My diagnosis: code 9-3...drivers seat belt buckle failure (estimated cost to repair: $287.00 plus tax on top of the initial $94.00 I just gave them). This is 100% a safety issue and should absolutely be hondas responsibility. How can I be certain that they have not always been broken? This is totally ridiculous and I am appalled at honda's ignorance to this matter.
Passenger side airbag lights intermittently when no one is in the seat. This has happened since the car was new. Now the SRS light stays on.
Srs sensor light on. *bf this was a recurring problem. (internal unit failure) *sc
The SRS light stays on and can't seem to be fixed.
The vehicle's has had multiple transmission failures. *nm the vehicles engine revved etween 4000 to 5000 RPM before the consumer noticed the vehicle was not moving forward. Once the transmission slipped into gear the consumer was whip-lashed and body slammed into my seat belt. The vehicle driver seat has a sudden shift movement while the consumer drives that occurs intermittently as vehicle rounds sharp corners and turns. In sep 2003 sent a notice about a problem with the drivers seat loosening. The key gets stuck in the ignition. The side airbag light comes on when the consumer has something on the front passenger seat cushion. The consumer hears a rattle in the dash near the coin drawer.
While driving SRS light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Consumer was able to maintain control of the vehicle, and drove it to a private mechanic for inspection, and mechanic determined that the air bag module needed to be replaced.
While driving at any speed, the air bag light stayed on. The consumer took the vehicle to the dealer on four occasions, but problem recurred. *ak
Air bag light was on, and the vehicle did not have air bag coverage.
The air bag light came on . Consumer took the vehicle to the dealer and had the vehicle serviced. Later, consumer had her son drive and unintentionally air bag deployed on the driver's side. Consumer took the vehicle back to the dealer, and had the vehicle put on the diagnostic machine. Service manager said that some gravel or water may have caused the problem. However, the vehicle was not hit to cause the air bag to deploy.
While driving, the SRS light illuminated on three occasions. The part that was needed had not arrived at this time. *ak the consumers vehicle was not included in recall# 02v080000. There was a faulty switch in the left seat belt buckle. *sc
While driving air bag warning light illuminated. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. *ak the dealer replaced the driver's side air bag.
Srs sensor light stays continued to come on. The partwas reset twice. However, the problem recurred. Consumer was concerned that the airbags will not deploy upon impact.
Srs light stay on after 52000 miles.
Various problems with 2000 honda accord. *mr the alternator failed, the egr valve failed, the SRS light illuminated, the driver's seat back panel had fallen due to s defective plastic anchor pin, the A/C stopped working, and the front passenger door seal at the bottom was falling off. *sc
While in moderate traffic vehicle was struck from the rear and on driver's side, causing vehicle to rear end another vehicle in front, and crashing into a guard rail. Upon impact, none of the air bags deployed. Driver sustained a concussion, and passenger sustained minor bruises. An ambulance transported both of them to the local hospital. Police report was taken.
The vehicle is showing signs of the failure described in the air bag module recall 02v080000, but the VIN number isn't included. *la updated 1/25/2006 -
Chronic problem with SRS warning light. Fixed once by honda dealer under warranty. Problem reoccured when vehicle out of warranty. No apparent reason for problem, no accidents, nothing I did. Auto would not pass state inspection with SRS light on, so fixed again ($500 repair bill) at acura dealer that sold car to me. Problem reoccured after 3 months, went away by itself after 3 days, then reoccured again at 4 months after repair. Talked to several other honda owners and this seems to be a common problem and possible latent defect in manufacturer's product.
I am having the same problem as many other owners are with the SRS indicator light staying on. It sounds like everyone is getting their alternators changed at their personal cost, but then the light turns back on after a few days and the problem is not fixed. This is dangerous as the airbags will not work properly whilst the light is on. This problem needs to be addressed.
Srs indicator always stay on since 07/03/2004.
My honda accord 2000, v6 always had a problem with the passenger side airbag and the lights used to always come on and off. I went to the dealer and complained and got nowhere where it was still under warranty. No the after the warranty is out the light is turned red. I understand that honda has recalled some of the airbags but when I gave the car dealer my VIN number I was told that the recall was for cars manufactured after my car.
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