The code you are getting is pointing towards something inside your SRS control unit that has failed. I am very hesitant to suggest repairing those internal electrical components yourself. You may be able to find a cheap replacement at a junkyard. There may be places that can repair the SRS unit for you.

 

thanks PA, I am very confident on electronics or electronics assembly, wont be a problem to have a look on the circuit but i cant find ta procedure to take off the module, searching on net, people says its on the center console but how to get there? shop manual doesnt say any thing, well at least theres no description i could fine how to replace SRS module

 

The common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum has a link to online shop manuals. Open the thread and fo to the hondatech link and get the 94 shop manual. It will be identical or almost identical to your car.

By looking at the shop manual, the SRS control unit is under the driver's dash sort of between the steering wheel and the center console. Take a look at ebay to see what the SRS control module looks like. You should be able to find it by looking under the dash. It should also have a yellow wiring harness going to it. It should be simple to remove. Follow the precautions in the shop manual before removing like disconnecting the battery, etc..

If you are good at soldering and repairing boards, please post some pictures and results.

Good luck.

 

94 Manual has it all, thanks for the info

from what i understood so far, before working on SRS, needs battery terminal disconnected and wait 10 mins to discharge. (manual says 3 mins)

What i dont understand the term in manual

"Connect the short connector (RED)"

is it a special connector for Honda techs? is the purpose just to short the terminal with jumper wire? is it necessary if the system is discharged?

 

I remember these were near the connectors in my old 95 accord and it was pretty obvious on how to connect them.

Open the cover for the steering wheel airbag. There should be a red connector in there. The same goes for the passenger side airbag when you pull the glovebox.