robertsherk

Hello,

First time posting on this website, but I've browsed here before looking for help and it always pointed me in the right direction.

I have a 2006 Honda Civic LX 4DR. The airbag light has been on for a little while now. I know that this indicates some kind of fault with the SRS module. I've tried resetting the light, but it wouldn't clear. So I've decided to order a replacement module. I've found a variety of options, but I want to make sure I get the correct model number.

Is there a way to look up the model number of my SRS module without physically accessing the module in my car itself?

Thank you.

ezone

1st: What is the fault code stored in the module?

robertsherk

I'm not sure. I'm very much a beginner to this. The airbag light came on randomly one day. I wasn't in an accident or anything. I tried to clear the fault using a method I found on this website, but it wouldn't clear. I've talked to a few mechanics who say that the only options now are to either reprogram the module or replace it.

ezone

Read the fault code(s) first. Post the code and let's see what needs done about it. Very few issues require replacement of the control unit.

Also realize that getting the codes to clear manually can be tedious and frustrating because it's very finicky about the timing of sticking the jumper wire in several times.

robertsherk

The code has indicated that the unit has failed so I will be replacing it.

According to Honda Canada, the model number of my SRS unit is 77960-SNA-A230. I've found a number of replacement models online for a 2006 model but with slightly different model numbers (i.e. 77960-SNA-A219).

Does anyone know if these different models are interchangeable?

ezone

Was it a deployment code?
There can be many differences. Even between US and Canadian models that have the same part number, there can be differences (been there, done that!)

I would only use the replacement part number as listed in the parts catalog when chosen by entering the cars VIN. It's a safety system, you don't want to be the one named in a lawsuit as the one responsible for installing an incorrect part.

Also, the OPDS will need initialized after the new SRS unit is installed.