A properly functioning airbag control module is critical for ensuring safety in every Tesla vehicle on the road. This component serves as the command center of the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), triggering airbag deployment and initiating protective responses during a crash. When this module becomes locked due to crash data storage, the vehicle's safety systems are compromised until it is reset or replaced. This can result in costly repairs, extended vehicle downtime, and unnecessary replacement expenses that affect both private owners and commercial fleets.
At MyAirbags, we provide a trusted, efficient alternative: resetting your original Tesla airbag control module. This solution not only restores OEM functionality but also saves customers hundreds or even thousands of dollars. With Tesla replacement parts being notoriously expensive and often backordered, a reset offers a cost-effective path to full system restoration. In this guide, we explain the function of the airbag module, what causes it to lock, and how our services help Tesla owners nationwide. We also provide details on part compatibility, the reset process, and expert advice from UpFix’s repair professionals, including support for Tesla Wall Chargers.
To appreciate the value of resetting a Tesla airbag module, it helps to understand its core function. The airbag control module, often referred to as the SRS or ACM unit, monitors critical crash-related data in real time. Upon detecting an impact, it communicates with sensors and triggers the necessary airbag deployment to protect passengers. Once the system records this data, the module becomes locked and inoperable until it is repaired or reset.
Tesla airbag modules are engineered for advanced electric vehicles and are compatible across multiple models. This includes the Model 3 and Model Y (from 2021 to 2025), the Model S and Model X (from 2012 to 2021), and the new Tesla Cybertruck. The part numbers commonly encountered include 1512876-00-E and 1872985-00-A, both of which are supported by our reset services. These modules frequently log crash codes like B1193:68-AF and U3000:50, which signal that the device has been triggered and requires attention before reuse.
Replacing the airbag module is possible but comes with limitations. Tesla replacement parts can cost thousands of dollars, and compatibility issues often arise when using modules not coded to a vehicle's original VIN. Availability may also be restricted due to supply chain constraints. That’s why MyAirbags prioritizes the reset method—we restore your exact part number and return it to you quickly, fully functional, and cost-effective.
The SRS module is vital in managing crash detection and passenger protection. It links to various sensors placed throughout the Tesla, including accelerometers, seatbelt tensioners, and impact sensors. When the vehicle detects an unusual jolt or sudden deceleration, this unit evaluates the input, then activates seatbelt tightening and airbag deployment accordingly. This action occurs in milliseconds and plays a critical role in preventing injury or fatality.
Tesla's airbag modules are designed with unique firmware and software architecture, ensuring seamless integration with electric systems. Because Tesla vehicles are so technologically advanced, using an incorrect or aftermarket module can result in system errors or failed safety checks. That’s why we ensure your reset module is fully OEM-compliant, with original VIN data retained and no alterations to the code structure.
After a crash, the airbag control module locks itself to preserve incident data for diagnostic and insurance purposes. This crash memory includes the severity of the impact, angle of collision, deployment data, and more. Codes such as B1193:68-AF typically indicate a crash event stored in the system. Similarly, U3000:50 reflects a control module fault resulting from the collision or subsequent power disruption.
This locking mechanism is a built-in safety feature, ensuring that the same module is not reused without proper inspection and repair. However, it also poses a problem: Tesla owners cannot clear this data themselves, and dealerships often recommend full module replacement instead of repair. Our service offers a smarter approach: we clear all crash data and reset the system to factory standards.
Buying a new airbag module may seem like the most straightforward solution, but it comes with high costs and risks. Tesla modules are not universally compatible, and using an incompatible part can lead to failed system checks, dashboard errors, or worse—non-deployment in the event of a crash. We emphasize that part numbers like 1512876-00-E and 1872985-00-A must match the original for safe and reliable operation.
Resetting avoids these challenges entirely. It is not only more affordable but also faster, eliminating weeks of wait time associated with Tesla part orders. Our reset services maintain OEM specifications, ensuring your system is fully restored without needing reprogramming at a dealership. This makes our solution ideal for shops, rebuilders, and Tesla owners who want to save time and money.
When it comes to restoring Tesla airbag modules, MyAirbags stands apart through precision, expertise, and proven results. We are proud to partner with UpFix, a leader in advanced electronics repair and diagnostics. Our team is trained in Tesla-specific systems and handles SKU 48906 modules with the utmost care. Using OEM-grade diagnostic equipment and reset protocols, we ensure that every unit is returned to factory condition.
Our expertise extends beyond airbag modules. We are known for supporting repairs of the Tesla Gen 2 Wall Charger and other Tesla quirks, giving our clients a full-service solution. From charger board diagnostics to advanced SRS work, we have in-house IPC technicians trained to exceed safety standards. We stand by our results and back each service with comprehensive testing and support. Find out how UpFix has helped customers save over $314 million with our reliable solutions.
Tesla SKU 48906 represents one of the most commonly used airbag modules across the Model 3, Y, S, and X platforms. Resetting this SKU requires specific firmware tools and technical knowledge not commonly available outside Tesla repair circles. Our facility is equipped with the latest Tesla diagnostic platforms, ensuring every reset is both accurate and secure.
We also handle "Tesla Gen 2 Wall Charger and Other Tesla Quirks" including diagnostic power issues, board repairs, and communication errors. This broader expertise enables us to spot patterns that general repair shops miss, especially in overlapping systems. For Tesla enthusiasts, fleets, and rebuilders, our knowledge is the difference between trial-and-error and professional results.
Our services cover all major Tesla platforms including:
Each reset is matched to your vehicle’s specific part number and model year. We do not return generic modules—our reset service is tailored to ensure VIN consistency, firmware accuracy, and software compliance. That’s why choosing us means choosing peace of mind.
With over a decade in airbag module repair, we’ve developed proprietary procedures that comply with OEM standards and exceed industry norms. Our in-house engineering team evaluates each module for integrity, performs functional testing, and issues a pass/fail report with every return. We also provide detailed diagnostics for clients requesting more technical feedback.
Our credibility stems from real-world results and thousands of successful resets. Each module undergoes a controlled workflow, ensuring consistency across every Tesla model. That’s how we reinforce EEAT principles—through experience, accuracy, and customer trust. For those needing additional Tesla repair solutions, we also encourage reaching out to UpFix for expert support with Tesla Gen 2 Wall Charger repairs and diagnostics.
Understanding our impact is easier when you see our process in action. One of our clients recently submitted a locked airbag module from a 2022 Tesla Model Y. The module was reporting crash code B1193:68-AF after a low-speed rear collision. The airbags did not deploy, but the module became inoperable and prevented the vehicle from passing inspection.
Upon receiving the unit, our team conducted a multi-point inspection and verified the part number. We cleared the crash memory, verified the integrity of the internal components, and reinstalled the factory firmware. Using Tesla OEM diagnostic protocols, we ensured full functionality before shipping it back to the client.
The client reinstalled the module and ran a full system scan, which confirmed that all SRS systems were operational. They avoided a $2,000+ replacement cost and had the vehicle road-ready within 48 hours. This case is one of thousands that demonstrate the effectiveness of our process and our commitment to quality.
We take great pride in the feedback we receive from Tesla owners and auto repair professionals. Many of our clients come to us after dealer service centers quoted replacement prices that were simply unaffordable. Our reset service offers a dependable and much-needed alternative. Tesla Model 3 owners frequently highlight the seamless reinstall process and the clarity of our documentation. Cybertruck enthusiasts appreciate the attention to detail and fast turnaround. Across the board, our reputation continues to grow thanks to real-world savings and consistent customer satisfaction.
Tesla owners from across the country have praised our reset services for their efficiency, transparency, and affordability. One Model Y driver in California noted that our reset process saved them from weeks of downtime and high dealer costs. A Model S owner in Texas shared that our customer service team made the entire process stress-free from start to finish. Several customers also commend our ability to preserve the VIN and system integrity, which is crucial for peace of mind. In forums and social media, we’re frequently recommended by those who have experienced our expertise firsthand. These testimonials reflect our deep commitment to excellence and customer care.
Our reviews speak for themselves. MyAirbags and UpFix are highly rated on Trustpilot, Google Reviews, and automotive repair forums. Customers routinely mention our communication, our support team’s responsiveness, and the professionalism of our technicians.
We maintain strict quality control processes to ensure that each module returned is safe, functional, and properly documented. Our technicians follow up with clients when necessary, and we offer guidance throughout the shipping and installation process.
Resetting your Tesla airbag module through MyAirbags is straightforward and fast. We provide detailed instructions with your order confirmation, and our team is always available to answer questions. The process begins when the customer removes the module and fills out our repair form.
Once received, we log and inspect the module, scan it for crash codes, and perform a hardware and firmware reset. We test the unit using Tesla-specific diagnostic equipment to ensure it meets factory standards. Finally, we package it securely and return it to you for reinstallation.
Most Tesla module resets are completed within 24 to 48 hours of arrival at our facility. We understand that vehicle downtime affects your schedule, which is why we prioritize Tesla repairs. Our streamlined system allows us to process repairs quickly without sacrificing quality.
All returned modules include a diagnostic report and confirmation that the crash memory has been cleared. We aim to minimize delays and ensure that your Tesla is back on the road as quickly as possible.
Before shipping your airbag module to us, it is crucial to confirm compatibility and prevent errors. Sending the wrong part or a damaged unit may result in delays or a non-repairable outcome. We encourage every customer to follow the guidelines we provide to ensure a successful repair.
The most common Tesla airbag module part numbers we reset include:
These modules are compatible with a wide range of Tesla vehicles. If you are unsure about your part number, our support team can help you verify it before shipping. This step ensures that we can provide a reset service with full confidence in the results.
To avoid issues during the reset process:
Following these steps protects your module and helps us return it to you fully operational. If we detect physical damage, we may be unable to proceed with the reset.
Many Tesla owners ask if a reset service is as reliable as buying a new module. The answer is yes. Our reset process follows OEM specifications, using professional-grade tools and software to restore each unit to its original settings. There is no reprogramming or guesswork involved.
All VIN and vehicle-specific coding is retained, and we confirm this through diagnostic reports before shipment. Our methods have been validated across thousands of modules and hundreds of Tesla service scenarios. This is how we’ve built trust across the Tesla repair community and earned a reputation for excellence.
Our success comes from working directly with Tesla modules every day. We don’t rely on third-party systems or shortcuts. Instead, we invest in the tools, people, and processes required to do the job right. Our team includes IPC-certified technicians, electrical engineers, and customer service professionals.
This expertise allows us to deliver predictable, repeatable results. Our clients’ confidence is built on our track record of safe, compliant, and cost-effective resets—all backed by our industry-leading support.
Many customers have questions before starting their Tesla module reset. We’ve compiled some of the most common questions below:
Resetting your Tesla airbag module with MyAirbags is one of the smartest repair decisions you can make. Instead of replacing a costly part, we help you restore safety and function with a fast, affordable service. Our in-depth diagnostics, expert technicians, and trusted protocols make us the preferred solution for Tesla owners across the country.
Whether you drive a Model S, 3, X, Y, or Cybertruck, our reset service ensures that your SRS system works exactly as it should. You avoid inflated dealership costs, minimize downtime, and gain peace of mind with a fully tested module. With thousands of resets completed and a track record of excellence, MyAirbags and UpFix continue to lead the way in Tesla electronics repair.
We’re not just restoring parts—we’re restoring confidence in your Tesla's safety system.
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