To reset or to replace your airbag control module? This tends to be a common question for car owners after their vehicle was involved in a collision or accident. There is the airbag itself and the airbag module that is also known as the airbag control module. This is like a black box that records the history and events of an accident. If there is an airbag deployment, it will need to be replaced with a new or used airbag. Airbags are not repaired and not repacked. The airbag control module however can be reset to clear crash history and then can be used again instead of purchasing a new airbag control module.
MyAirbags offers
airbag control module reset for $49 and
seat belt repair for $75. Seat belts will lock after an accident and need to be repaired for safety. First and foremost, it is crucial to know that a car’s airbags do not last forever, either due to an accident or merely wear and tear. Many individuals are mistaken in thinking that because their car airbags and airbag system, have not been in a situation where they had to deploy, they are not in need of an inspection. While an accident is the most obvious sign that your airbags need to be replaced, it is also important to replace your airbags over time to ensure that they still function properly. Depending on the situation and condition of your airbags, they may either require a replacement or simply to be reset and recalibrated. Once you have your vehicle inspected, you can determine which type of repair your airbags may require. An easy way of determining when you should have your airbags inspected is when the airbag light/warning light turns on. Many may see an airbag light turned on and deem it as nothing or not worthy of an inspection. However, it is important to take a turned-on airbag light seriously and get an air bag inspection. When this light is turned on, it could be signaling that there is an issue with your sensors, the computer, or with the airbags. Regardless of the issue, an airbag light that goes unaddressed could result in serious consequences if the airbags fail to deploy in the event of an accident. If the issue is that the SRS is disabled, the airbag module will need to be reset before the airbag light turns off. A scanner tool will be required to discover what the cause of the airbag system malfunction is. After the scanner tool detects the issue, the airbag module will either be repaired or reset, resulting in the airbag light turning off. Depending on the type of vehicle, a deployed airbag may be in need of a replacement instead of a repair, and vice versa. The situation and condition that your vehicle is in may also determine whether you need a replacement or a resetting. If you are unsure of which type of repair your airbag module needs, MyAirbags is here to assist. Our
airbag module services will detect what the issue is with your module and reset all the fault codes. Since the module will have been the original one from your vehicle, there will be no need to have it coded to your VIN. At
MyAirbags, our services are intended to be an alternative to the expensive dealership part replacement, saving you hundreds. Not only will we
reset your airbag control module, but we will also
rebuild seat belts and other automotive electronics. We will repair and return your vehicle’s parts to you within 24 hours of receiving them, 100% guaranteed or your money back. Do not take risks when it comes to your safety and your passengers’ safety. Trust in MyAirbags to get you back on the road in no time, safely.
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