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Good evening to you all. My car (2004 corolla) was involved in an accident and the steering airbag and passenger airbag deployed. I fixed the car last year and recently decided to replace the airbags. I replaced both airbags, crash sensors and seat belt pretensioners. The car was scanned and no error was found but the the check airbag light has refused to go off. Please what else can be done. Your suggestions will really be appreciated. Thank you

Nicholas4:
Good evening to you all. My car (2004 corolla) was involved in an accident and the steering airbag and passenger airbag deployed. I fixed the car last year and recently decided to replace the airbags. I replaced both airbags, crash sensors and seat belt pretensioners. The car was scanned and no error was found but the the check airbag light has refused to go off. Please what else can be done. Your suggestions will really be appreciated. Thank you

not every scanner can reset the airbag light

cheap scanner dont reset airbags/abs or service light

some cars you can reset the airbag light without taking the module out and sent it for resetting

try this airbag reset procedure and see if works else use scanners that can reset airbag light


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxzzhd36O8k

Nicholas4:
Good evening to you all. My car (2004 corolla) was involved in an accident and the steering airbag and passenger airbag deployed. I fixed the car last year and recently decided to replace the airbags. I replaced both airbags, crash sensors and seat belt pretensioners. The car was scanned and no error was found but the the check airbag light has refused to go off. Please what else can be done. Your suggestions will really be appreciated. Thank you

Your airbags deployed. This means that crash data has been registered in your airbag ECU/module.
Using scanners will not solve the problem as airbag crash data cannot be wiped by simply clearing the codes.
You will have to replace the airbag module by buying a matching one and coding it to your car.

Thank you all for your suggestions

Good evening house. I'm about ordering another SRS ECU. Must the part number of the new one be identical with that of the old. The faulty one is 89170-02L00 while the one I'm buying is 89170-02190. Both 2004 corolla . Please will it work

MotorGuru:
Your airbags deployed. This means that crash data has been registered in your airbag ECU/module.
Using scanners will not solve the problem as airbag crash data cannot be wiped by simply clearing the codes.
You will have to replace the airbag module by buying a matching one and coding it to your car.

Good evening. I'm about ordering another SRS ECU. Must the part number of the new one be identical with that of the old. The faulty one is 89170-02L00 while the one I'm buying is 89170-02190. Both 2004 corolla . Please will it work

Nicholas4:
Good evening. I'm about ordering another SRS ECU. Must the part number of the new one be identical with that of the old. The faulty one is 89170-02L00 while the one I'm buying is 89170-02190. Both 2004 corolla . Please will it work

Hello,
Were you successful in getting this fixed?

Kindly reach me if you are still in need of SRS system repairs.
See my thread below:

https://www.nairaland.com/7005508/airbag-light-reset-srs-module