Re: SRS warning light on 2002 Honda Civic EX
 

On Jan 26, 11:59 pm, "CrossfaceWalls" <Crossfacewa...@aol.com> wrote:
> I just purchased a 2002 Honda Civic EX with 33,000 miles on it. I
> bought it from a non-Honda dealer, but as they were doing the
> inspection to update me for two years, they realized the seat belt had
> a problem and the SRS light was on. They had me bring it to the nearest
> Honda dealer to fix the belt free of charge, but when it was over, the
> light was still on and now they tell me they need to replace the chip
> that tells the computer to shut the light off. I'm going back next week
> when the part comes in. The counter person at the service desk told me
> it was covered, but I wasn't assured because she didn't seem very on
> the ball, and I've heard that the computer and lights associated with
> the SRS system don't fall under the "lifetime seat belt warranty".
>
> I'm gearing up for a fight as I've already paid enough for the car that
> it should be able to pass inspection without me sinking another $100 to
> $300 dollars into it, and this is a KNOWN problem with these
> cars.......but if anyone else can just assure me that you've had this
> issue and the Honda dealer won't give me a hard time just because I
> didn't buy it with them....


Well, it was all fixed, no questions asked, although I guess that had
as much to do with the other dealer looking to complete the sale
smoothly.

Re: SRS warning light on 2002 Honda Civic EX
 

On Jan 26, 11:59 pm, "CrossfaceWalls" <Crossfacewa...@aol.com> wrote:
> I just purchased a 2002 Honda Civic EX with 33,000 miles on it. I
> bought it from a non-Honda dealer, but as they were doing the
> inspection to update me for two years, they realized the seat belt had
> a problem and the SRS light was on. They had me bring it to the nearest
> Honda dealer to fix the belt free of charge, but when it was over, the
> light was still on and now they tell me they need to replace the chip
> that tells the computer to shut the light off. I'm going back next week
> when the part comes in. The counter person at the service desk told me
> it was covered, but I wasn't assured because she didn't seem very on
> the ball, and I've heard that the computer and lights associated with
> the SRS system don't fall under the "lifetime seat belt warranty".
>
> I'm gearing up for a fight as I've already paid enough for the car that
> it should be able to pass inspection without me sinking another $100 to
> $300 dollars into it, and this is a KNOWN problem with these
> cars.......but if anyone else can just assure me that you've had this
> issue and the Honda dealer won't give me a hard time just because I
> didn't buy it with them....


Well, it was all fixed, no questions asked, although I guess that had
as much to do with the other dealer looking to complete the sale
smoothly.