--- title: 2022–2025 Mazda CX-5 SAS Unit Reset – KEAD57K30 description: Reset Mazda CX-5 (2022–2025) SAS Unit KEAD57K30. Clear crash DTCs B1A55/B1206 and restore SRS. UpFix resets your original module (SKU 48906) plug-and-play. image: https://blog.myairbags.com/hubfs/ChatGPT%20Image%20Nov%204%2c%202025%20at%2002_23_57%20PM-1.png --- [![](https://blog.myairbags.com/hubfs/logo-1.jpg)](https://www.myairbags.com/) [![](https://blog.myairbags.com/hubfs/web.png)myairbags.com](https://www.myairbags.com/) [![](https://blog.myairbags.com/hubfs/phone.png)888-779-9029](tel:888-979-9343) - - - [diy-auto-tips](https://blog.myairbags.com/tag/diy-auto-tips) # 2022–2025 Mazda CX-5 SAS Unit Reset – KEAD57K30 4 November 2025 Last updated: November 17 2025 ![](https://blog.myairbags.com/hubfs/ChatGPT%20Image%20Nov%204%2c%202025%20at%2002_23_57%20PM-1.png) When a Mazda CX-5 takes a hard hit or is involved in a collision, the SAS Unit—your vehicle’s airbag control module—logs the event and locks itself. This stored crash data is important for diagnostics and safety reviews, but it also causes the airbag warning light to stay on long after damaged parts have been repaired or replaced. Standard code clearing won’t fix it, because the crash information is written into the module’s non-volatile memory, where normal scan tools can’t erase it. **![ChatGPT Image Nov 4, 2025 at 02_23_57 PM](https://blog.myairbags.com/hs-fs/hubfs/ChatGPT%20Image%20Nov%204%2c%202025%20at%2002_23_57%20PM.png?width=900&height=600&name=ChatGPT%20Image%20Nov%204%2c%202025%20at%2002_23_57%20PM.png)** # 2022–2025 Mazda CX‑5 SAS Unit Reset – **Brand:** MyAirbags **SKU:** 48906 — Locked Airbag Module Reset **Module Name (Mazda):** SRS **SAS Unit** (Supplemental Restraint System / Airbag Control Module) **Vehicles:** Mazda CX‑5 (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025) **Primary Part #:** **KEAD57K30** **Supersessions:** KEAD‑57‑K30 · KEAD‑57‑K30A · KEAD‑57‑K30C · KEAD‑57‑K30D · KEAD‑57‑K30E · KEAD57K30 · KEAD57K30A # After a Crash, Why the Airbag Light Stays On (and How MyAirbags Helps) When your Mazda CX‑5 experiences a crash or severe impact, its **SAS Unit** (airbag control module) records the event and **locks**. That lock preserves vital crash data for diagnostics and safety audits, but it also keeps your **airbag light on** even after you’ve repaired or replaced the physical components (airbags, seatbelt pretensioners, sensors). Clearing codes with a scan tool usually fails because the crash record is saved in **non‑volatile memory**. **MyAirbags** provides a professional **module reset service** for this exact situation. You send us your locked **KEAD57K30** module (or any listed supersession), we **clear the crash/event memory**, **function‑test** the unit on the bench, and return **your same module** ready to reinstall—typically plug‑and‑play once external SRS issues are addressed. If you also need **airbag replacements** or **seatbelt pretensioner repair**, those are separate services **we** offer as well—this page focuses specifically on the **module reset (SKU 48906)**. >  [**Order SKU 48906**](https://www.myairbags.com/search/?q=KEAD57K30&s=?utm_medium=organic_social&utm_source=blog&utm_campaign=blog_post_series&utm_content=https://www.myairbags.com/search/?q=KEAD57K30&s=-KEAD57K30-CTA-1-Christian) and ship your **KEAD57K30** SAS Unit to **MyAirbags** for a professional reset. We’ll clear crash memory, test the module, and return it ready to reinstall. --- # What the SAS Unit Does (and Where It Lives) - **Monitors** impact sensors, seat occupancy, seatbelt pretensioners, and airbag circuits. - **Decides** when to deploy airbags/pretensioners and logs crash events. - **Stores** fault codes (DTCs) and crash data in non‑volatile memory. - **Typical location:** center tunnel under the console (varies by trim). - **Connectors:** multi‑pin, locking tabs—avoid prying on terminals. > **Safety Note:** Always disconnect the **12V battery** and wait the OEM‑specified interval before working on SRS components. # Symptoms & DTCs: How a Locked Module Shows Up If crash memory is latched, you’ll commonly see the SRS lamp on and one or more of these codes: | Code | Meaning | When You’ll See It | | --- | --- | --- | | **B1A55:00-08** | Crash record output | Immediately after crash or attempted clear; indicates stored crash record | | **B1206:00-08** | Crash event storage full and locked | Returns right after clearing; storage is latched | | **B1206:00-09** | Crash event storage full and locked | Variant of the above, similar behavior | | **B1193:00-8B** | Crash event storage full and locked | Seen with front-end collisions or multi-event logs | | **U2107:00-48** | Collision mitigation by braking | Often appears with crash record; clear after reset if no external faults | **Important:** If these codes **reappear immediately** after clearing or on the next key cycle—and your airbags, belts, and sensors have already been addressed—the module is still **locked** and requires a bench reset. # Fitment & Interchange **Vehicle coverage:** Mazda CX‑5 **2022–2025** (all trims) **Primary part number:** **KEAD57K30** **Mazda terminology:** SAS Unit (also Airbag Control Module / SRS Control Module; RCM/SDM in other makes) **Supersessions treated as equivalent for this reset:** | Primary | Recognized Supersessions | | --- | --- | | KEAD57K30 | KEAD‑57‑K30, KEAD‑57‑K30A, KEAD‑57‑K30C, KEAD‑57‑K30D, KEAD‑57‑K30E, KEAD57K30, KEAD57K30A | > **Confirm fitment:** Read the label on your module. If it shows **KEAD57K30** or any supersession above, this service applies. Do not mix with other families (e.g., **D65K**, **KGVT**)—calibrations differ. # Service Scope — What This Includes (and Doesn’t) **This reset service includes:** - Clearing **crash/event memory** from the SAS Unit’s non‑volatile storage - Preserving your vehicle’s configuration (we **do not** alter VIN or calibrations) - **Bench testing** the module’s key functions after reset - Returning **your same unit** ready for reinstallation (plug‑and‑play in most cases) **This reset service does not include:** - Repairing external SRS components (airbags, pretensioners, sensors, clockspring, wiring) - Reversing severe water/fire/impact damage to the module - Bypassing active component or wiring faults - Programming a used module from another vehicle > Need **airbags** or **seatbelt pretensioner** repair? MyAirbags offers those as separate services—order them alongside this reset if needed. --- # Step‑by‑Step: How MyAirbags Handles Your Module 1. **Order** SKU **48906** and print your packing slip/RMA. 2. **Remove** the SAS Unit (see the quick guide below). Disconnect battery; follow SRS precautions. 3. **Package** the module: antistatic bag, foam/bubble on all sides, no loose hardware. 4. **Ship** to **MyAirbags**. Include contact details and return address in the box. 5. **Reset & Test:** We clear crash memory and bench‑test key functions. 6. **Return & Reinstall:** Reinstall the module, clear any remaining non‑crash DTCs, and verify the SRS lamp cycles off. # Pre‑Shipment Checklist - ✅ Label shows **KEAD57K30** or a listed supersession - ✅ No cracked housing, burnt board, or heavy corrosion - ✅ Airbags/pretensioners/sensors addressed or planned - ✅ RMA/packing slip and return address inside the box # Packaging Tips (to prevent transit damage) - Use a **sturdy box**; pad all six sides; immobilize the unit. - Place the module in an **antistatic bag**; avoid foam shedding into connectors. - **Do not** include bolts/screws loose in the box; they can damage the PCB. - Label the outside of the box with **SKU 48906**   # Quick Removal Guide (CX‑5 2022–2025) - **Disconnect the 12V battery** (negative terminal first) and wait per Mazda service manual. - The SAS Unit is typically on the **center tunnel under the console**. - Remove trim carefully; use plastic tools to protect clips. - Photograph connectors; press lock tabs—**do not pry**. - Keep the label intact for part verification. - Store the unit flat; avoid moisture and magnets. > Always follow Mazda service procedures and torque specs during reinstallation. # Installation & Post‑Reset Verification 1. Reconnect the battery; turn ignition **OFF → ON** without cranking. 2. Ensure the SRS lamp **illuminates**, then **turns off** after the bulb check. 3. Scan for DTCs. If any **component** codes remain (e.g., open/short on airbags or pretensioners), resolve those separately. 4. Follow any **Mazda‑specified calibrations** required after collision repair (e.g., occupant classification/seat weight zero‑point where applicable). 5. Perform a road check; re‑scan and confirm no returning SRS faults. # ![mazda_cx-5_480](https://blog.myairbags.com/hs-fs/hubfs/mazda_cx-5_480.jpg?width=480&height=446&name=mazda_cx-5_480.jpg) # Troubleshooting After Reset - **Airbag or pretensioner circuit codes remain:** Inspect connectors, clock‑spring, squib wiring, and ground points. - **Occupant/seat sensor codes:** Check seat sensor harness; perform calibration per the Mazda service manual. - **Battery/voltage codes:** Verify battery health and system grounds—low voltage can trigger SRS faults. - **New DTC appears only while driving:** Inspect impact sensors and harness routing for intermittent opens. [Start your order.](https://www.myairbags.com/search/?q=KEAD57K30&s=?utm_medium=organic_social&utm_source=blog&utm_campaign=blog_post_series&utm_content=https://www.myairbags.com/search/?q=KEAD57K30&s=-CTA2-Christian-KED57K30) --- #  2023 Mazda CX‑5 (Touring) - **Symptoms:** SRS lamp on; **B1206:00‑08** and **B1A55:00‑08** reappeared after clears. - **Action:** Customer mailed **KEAD57K30A** module (supersession). - **Result (MyAirbags reset):** Crash memory cleared; plug‑and‑play reinstall; lamp off after bulb check; road test passed. # 2024 Mazda CX‑5 (Signature) - **Symptoms:** **U2107:00‑48** (collision mitigation) plus **B1193:00‑8B** post‑repair. - **Action:** Shipped **KEAD‑57‑K30C** (supersession). - **Result (MyAirbags reset):** Module reset and verified; SRS readiness restored; no additional programming required. # FAQs **Does MyAirbags handle airbags and seatbelts too?** Yes. We offer **airbag** solutions and **seatbelt pretensioner repair** as separate services. This page focuses on the **SAS Unit reset**. **Will a scan tool clear these crash codes?** Not permanently. Crash data is stored in non‑volatile memory; codes often return on the next key cycle without a bench reset. **Do I need to reprogram the module after your reset?** Usually **no**—because it’s your **original** unit matched to the vehicle, it’s typically plug‑and‑play once external faults are addressed. **Can you reset a water‑ or fire‑damaged module?** Severe damage may be non‑repairable. Send photos before shipping so we can advise. **What if the airbag light is still on after reinstall?** Scan and resolve any remaining **component** DTCs (airbags, belts, sensors, clockspring). Those are outside the module reset scope. **Do you change my VIN or coding?** No. We clear **crash/event memory only**—we do not modify VIN or calibrations. **Can I send a used module from another car instead?** We recommend resetting **your original** module. Used units may carry incompatible configuration or their own crash data. **Is this service the same as “refurbished”?** No. This is your **original module**, reset and tested. **How long does the process take?** Turnaround is fast and shop‑friendly. Actual times vary based on shipping and workload. **Will this fix collision‑avoidance warnings too?** If those warnings stem solely from crash memory in the SAS Unit, the reset typically clears them. Active sensor/calibration issues must be handled separately. # Legal & Safety Notice Working on SRS systems involves safety risk. Only trained personnel should remove/reinstall modules. Always follow Mazda OEM procedures. 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