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RE: SRS light
ORIGINAL: nafango2 btw you must be going crazy nasty. ALL U.S. cars 96+ have OBDII, its a law. and yes, the blue plug does work for diagnostics, just jump it with a paperclip, turn the key to ON, and count the D4 flashes. I jumped the blue clip. It had nine long illuminations folowed by two short ones. Any idea what code 92 is? |
RE: SRS light
Here, copied from website listed below:
Originally posted by KC95Accord EX SRS Code 92 is "Faulty SRS power supply system" That is straight from the Helms manual. Hope it helps let me know if there is any thing esle. As far as the plug being pluged in I bought my car used so who knos? Could have been used before I quess:confused: Hmm....wonder if a new SRS control unit fixes that. That's what the dealer said I needed, but I'm kinda leery of them. I always feel like they're trying to rip me off (and they do a pretty good job). Anyway, thanks for the info. http://www.hondasociety.com/board/ar...ex.php/t-38537 |
RE: SRS light
Thanks!!
keep your fingers crossed for me that it is just a blown fuse that I have overlooked. I will do some very thourough digging and report back in the morning. |
RE: SRS light
well I just spent a few hours chekcing everything I dared possibly check on the SRS. All the fuses look good, all the connecitons are tight, voltage is presentand I have no idea how to proceed.
And to top things my check engine light is back. "cylinder 2 misfire detected" I will start a new thread for that one. Anyone who can point me to more info about SRS troubleshooting would be very very very apprecaited. |
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