If you have more SRS DTC codes after resetting your airbag control module, it indicates there are additional issues within the airbag system. Here are some possible reasons:
- Previously Undetected Issues: The reset process may uncover underlying problems that were not detected before.
- Faulty Sensors: Some sensors might be malfunctioning or need recalibration.
- Wiring Issues: Damaged, corroded, or improperly connected wiring can trigger additional fault codes.
- Component Failures: Other components, such as seat belt pretensioners, crash sensors, or airbag inflators, may be faulty and need repair or replacement.
- Improper Reset: The reset might not have been performed correctly, or the module might require reprogramming or further diagnostics.
To address these issues, follow these steps:
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Perform a Comprehensive Diagnostic: Use a professional diagnostic tool to scan the airbag system and identify specific fault codes. MyAirbags offers comprehensive diagnostic services to pinpoint and address the exact issues.
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Inspect Sensors and Wiring: Check all airbag sensors and related wiring for damage, corrosion, or improper connections. Replace or repair any faulty components as needed.
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Check Other Components: Inspect other airbag system components, such as seat belt pretensioners and crash sensors, to ensure they are functioning correctly.
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Contact MyAirbags: If you have followed all the steps mentioned above and still need assistance, please reach out to our tech support team by creating a support request. You can do this by locating your order confirmation link or logging into your account. Once on the order confirmation page, you will be able to start a support request and our team will be more than happy to assist you.