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Reset SRS light on Honda Accord

paulb · 2008-07-17 20:54:37

Hi, I recently let the battery run totally flat on my 1998 Honda Accord 1.8i, now the SRS light wont go out (as normal). I tried disconnect the battery for an hour or so to see if when I re-connected it it might reset itself. I guess I'm looking to see if i can avoid going to a Honda garage and having to shell out to have…

17-07-2008 9:54pm

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paulb

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Hi,

I recently let the battery run totally flat on my 1998 Honda Accord 1.8i, now the SRS light wont go out (as normal). I tried disconnect the battery for an hour or so to see if when I re-connected it it might reset itself.

I guess I'm looking to see if i can avoid going to a Honda garage and having to shell out to have a 2-second bit of sorcery done to it with some high tech tool that essentially shorts it out in some convoluted sequence and resets it.

If anyone has been through a DIY version of this or knows what it will cost to reset I'd appreciate the info.

Thanks all

Paul

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#2 17-07-2008 9:57pm

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I THINK it neeeds to be reset by a dealer, but i'm not 100% sure!

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