Ron

Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.

Steve Beaman

This is NOT an area that you should mess with. SRS (suplemental
restraint system)---(AIRBGAG) is very sensitive and can be deployied
simply by useing an analog test device (volt/ohm meter). It is
something you should take to a certified technician.

On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 04:49:39 GMT, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

>Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
>Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
>Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
>it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
>had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>

Steve Beaman

This is NOT an area that you should mess with. SRS (suplemental
restraint system)---(AIRBGAG) is very sensitive and can be deployied
simply by useing an analog test device (volt/ohm meter). It is
something you should take to a certified technician.

On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 04:49:39 GMT, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

>Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
>Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
>Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
>it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
>had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>

Steve Beaman

This is NOT an area that you should mess with. SRS (suplemental
restraint system)---(AIRBGAG) is very sensitive and can be deployied
simply by useing an analog test device (volt/ohm meter). It is
something you should take to a certified technician.

On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 04:49:39 GMT, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

>Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
>Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
>Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
>it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
>had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>

Bill B. Johnson

In article <D7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com >, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.

The service department of any Honda dealership should be able to fix this
problem for you. I saw some warnings on the hood related to the SRS and it
made me afraid to fool with it.

Bill B. Johnson

In article <D7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com >, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.

The service department of any Honda dealership should be able to fix this
problem for you. I saw some warnings on the hood related to the SRS and it
made me afraid to fool with it.

Bill B. Johnson

In article <D7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com >, "Ron"
<ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote:

> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.

The service department of any Honda dealership should be able to fix this
problem for you. I saw some warnings on the hood related to the SRS and it
made me afraid to fool with it.

Alan B

You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell phone
being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda site:
http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html

It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.

Alan

"Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
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> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>
>

Alan B

You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell phone
being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda site:
http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html

It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.

Alan

"Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
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> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>
>

Alan B

You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell phone
being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda site:
http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html

It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.

Alan

"Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
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> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>
>

Ron

Thanks for the link and cost info. 88 bucks is a lot. On the one hand, I'd
like to give it a shot... fixing it myself and save some $. At the same time
I'm afraid that I goof up (such as shorting wrong wires) and end up setting
off the SRS which will cost me more $ to have em put back in place. In
addition, I may get thrown to the back seat and look like I've been bitch
slapped by some chicks :-)

How hard is it really? I think finding the correct wires to short is the
most important thing. I really want to try it.

"Alan B" <alanb7777@netscape.net> wrote in message
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> You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
> out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell
phone
> being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda
site:
> http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html
>
> It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
> dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
> If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.
>
> Alan
>
> "Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
> news7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy .com...
> > Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> > Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be
wrong?
> > Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
> fix
> > it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
> anyone
> > had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
> >
> >
>
>

Ron

Thanks for the link and cost info. 88 bucks is a lot. On the one hand, I'd
like to give it a shot... fixing it myself and save some $. At the same time
I'm afraid that I goof up (such as shorting wrong wires) and end up setting
off the SRS which will cost me more $ to have em put back in place. In
addition, I may get thrown to the back seat and look like I've been bitch
slapped by some chicks :-)

How hard is it really? I think finding the correct wires to short is the
most important thing. I really want to try it.

"Alan B" <alanb7777@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:mGhfb.116$Il3.12169@news.uswest.net...
> You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
> out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell
phone
> being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda
site:
> http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html
>
> It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
> dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
> If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.
>
> Alan
>
> "Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
> news7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy .com...
> > Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> > Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be
wrong?
> > Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
> fix
> > it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
> anyone
> > had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
> >
> >
>
>

Ron

Thanks for the link and cost info. 88 bucks is a lot. On the one hand, I'd
like to give it a shot... fixing it myself and save some $. At the same time
I'm afraid that I goof up (such as shorting wrong wires) and end up setting
off the SRS which will cost me more $ to have em put back in place. In
addition, I may get thrown to the back seat and look like I've been bitch
slapped by some chicks :-)

How hard is it really? I think finding the correct wires to short is the
most important thing. I really want to try it.

"Alan B" <alanb7777@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:mGhfb.116$Il3.12169@news.uswest.net...
> You can reset the indicator light and if it comes on again have it checked
> out. The SRS lights can be triggered by something as simple as a cell
phone
> being used in the front seat. I found the reset procedure on a Honda
site:
> http://hondapartx.com/troubleshootin...s/id-6362.html
>
> It worked for me the other night and the light has not come on again. The
> dealer wants to charge you an $88.00 diagnostic fee to do the same thing.
> If the light comes back on again you may have to get it serviced.
>
> Alan
>
> "Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
> news7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy .com...
> > Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> > Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be
wrong?
> > Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
> fix
> > it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
> anyone
> > had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
> >
> >
>
>

MLD

It can also come on by putting something light on the front seat or have a
passenger leaning forward. At least this happens if you have the side air
bags. While the light is on your air bag system is disabled.
MLD
"Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
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> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>
>

MLD

It can also come on by putting something light on the front seat or have a
passenger leaning forward. At least this happens if you have the side air
bags. While the light is on your air bag system is disabled.
MLD
"Ron" <ron@abc.def.ghi.jkl.mno.pqr.stu.vwx.yz.com> wrote in message
news7Oeb.515$Gz3.80665835@newssvr21.news.prodigy .com...
> Honda Accord EX 4dr year 2000 model.
> Just noticed the SRS indicator light (red) stays on. What could be wrong?
> Blown SRS related fuse(s) - is there any? I'm trying to troubleshoot and
fix
> it myself, if it's easy enough. I'll check the fuse box tomorrow. Has
anyone
> had this problem and fixed it yourself? Thanks much.
>
>