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Re: SRS Light
RonM wrote:
> > Honda dealeer says the SRS light on mother-in-law's 2000 Accord is due to a > failed ODS (occupancy detection sensor). Estimated replacement cost of $300. > They say the airbags will not function without it. > > Anyone know anything about this? Car only has 15,000mi. Dealer was wrong > before with regard to entering code in radio after battery was disconnected. > But that's another story. > > Thanks, > RonM i checked the honda sites for parts and found this at: http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...cgry5=SRS+UNIT now i know where they are located and in my case my daughter is always shoving books under the passenger seat.. so that is where i think its located and she probably pulled a wire loose.. hope i am lucky.. the sensors go for about $60 wholesale and the boxes for this is going up in price.. bet the dealer wants to charge you about $300 if its a loose wire on the sensor...they will replace the sensor which might list for $80 or more and put in a new cable that they will want $25-50 for and then an hour of labor so that will break down to about $300... they dont work cheap, nor are the parts cheap.... and when in doubt they replace, replace, replace.... they dont make any money just plugging something back in.... |
Re: SRS Light
RonM wrote:
> > Honda dealeer says the SRS light on mother-in-law's 2000 Accord is due to a > failed ODS (occupancy detection sensor). Estimated replacement cost of $300. > They say the airbags will not function without it. > > Anyone know anything about this? Car only has 15,000mi. Dealer was wrong > before with regard to entering code in radio after battery was disconnected. > But that's another story. > > Thanks, > RonM i checked the honda sites for parts and found this at: http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...cgry5=SRS+UNIT now i know where they are located and in my case my daughter is always shoving books under the passenger seat.. so that is where i think its located and she probably pulled a wire loose.. hope i am lucky.. the sensors go for about $60 wholesale and the boxes for this is going up in price.. bet the dealer wants to charge you about $300 if its a loose wire on the sensor...they will replace the sensor which might list for $80 or more and put in a new cable that they will want $25-50 for and then an hour of labor so that will break down to about $300... they dont work cheap, nor are the parts cheap.... and when in doubt they replace, replace, replace.... they dont make any money just plugging something back in.... |
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