SRS Airbag Module Deployed
All vehicles that were manufactured after 1996 for the U.S. market contain the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). This system protects the driver as well as any passengers in the event of an accident. The airbag module is the brains of this system. It has the important job of determining what needs to occur when. Here are some examples of what the module would do in a certain situation. In the event a driver slams on the brakes quickly, the SRS Module determines that the seat belts need to lock putting the driver or passenger firmly into their seat but that the airbags do not need to deploy necessarily. However, in a major accident like a collision, it is likely that the SRS Airbag Module Deployed along with locking the seat belts are necessary in order to help protect the person in the seat.
When the SRS airbag module deployed, an airbag code will come up which may look different in various cars. This may be a diagram of a person with an airbag deployed or the text “air bag deactivated” or “airbag off”. Every time the SRS Airbag Module Deployed, you will need to get the airbag module reset.
There is the option of getting a new or used module, but these would need to be programmed to the cars VIN. This could cost you hundreds and be time consuming. However, you can instead keep your existing module and get it reset. Safety Restore is a company that specializes in post accident restoration. Safety Restore can save you time and hundreds of dollars with their $49 reset service. Their experts technicians use 100% OEM parts, and will get your module to meet or exceed the FMVSS standards. The process is fast and simple, regardless of your choice of using your existing airbag module or getting a new one. They offer a lifetime guarantee and a lifetime warranty. Safety Restore can repair, reset, an/or program your SRS Airbag module and ship it back to you within 24 hours.Visit Safety Restore.com to learn more about their SRS services.
