Step By Step Air Bag Module Reset Procedure and Other SRS Related Tasks to Finish Acura Interior

In this video I'm going to finish the interior, including getting the roof and seat airbags replaced after which the seat will get restitched. But the main focus of the video will be the step by step turorial on what is takes to get the SRS module (AKA airbag computer) reprogrammed in order to reactivate the restraint system.

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[best__u]

You fixed the car and reset the ECU, more importantly, share the precious experience like a hero.

[dm-zxxb]

This guy has the BEST, most informative DIY automotive repair channel on YouTube! Love your videos man. Not only do you show how to repair thre vehicles but how to repair parts of the vehicles and how to make the tools to repair the vehicles! Couldn't give enough thumbs up.

[devilmonkey]

Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for, so frustrating watching hours of videos of people trying to sell a service, thank you thank you

[CCGD]

You Sir are the next level of Master DIY. This is what I consider as fixing. Even dealership will just rips parts out and replaces new ones, not even repairing the faulty small parts and calls it a repair. Thanks so much for sharing!

[BrucePierson]

It's certainly been a while since your last video (4 months). No doubt you'll have videos a lot more frequently now with what you've been doing lately. You seem to be able to find ways to make repairs at minimum cost, but your level of skill in many different areas lets you do that. I think you could almost repair a car for the cost of the paint, using your home-made repair tools. This was really interesting how you managed to get the chip reprogrammed. Certainly an "off the beaten track" method, but it worked really well. Hope you are safe from this COVID-19 over there. Not too bad here in Queensland Australia, but Victoria and New South Wales are not doing so well. Looking forward to your next video, whatever it might be, as your videos are always interesting. All the best from Australia.

[confranaprenderan]

Thank you for showing us the prosses. I love your videos and you are my rolemodel. I do similar work, but I am still a biginner and STILL LEARNING so much. I live in Ellensburg WA, which is about 2 hours away from you. I stumbled accros your chanel when I was searching on how to make a dent puller. I am just going to fowellow your prossess. I hope to meet you one day and keep foing an amazing job in teaching people like me.

[katherinewaters]

Damn bro, that was amazing . How do you not have a million subscribers already . Best DIY channel on the tube by far !

[shedtime_au]

Now this is DIY. Thanks for the detailed process.

[AiMR]

You might want to put a spritz of clearcoat over that chip after the final cleaning. It serves to protect it from corrosion. Excellent layman's explanation of chip reprogramming 👍

[owenparker]

It's one thing to be frugal. It's another to be smart enough to take frugality to the next level! Just yesterday I was researching DIY OBD reading and such. This stuff was so on point with all of that. Thanks for sharing...

[doritoluna]

You sir just earned yourself a subscriber for life with this video. Good stuff

[Medinabros]

Muy bien Bro saludos desde Honduras 🇭🇳👍excelente video 👌

[lordfarringdon]

There are some poor auto repair videos on you tube...but this is NOT one of them!. Great camera work in tight places ie focus and stillish and with light. Great explanations, and no steps missed out, you know the really difficult ones that people spend hours trying to work out but the video just skips right past it. Not the case here. For example we didn't suddenly go from " I need to remove the crash data from this module..." to ...."Well after I got the module back from the guys who sorted this for me all I have to do is refit it in the vehicle. Simple eh? " Pffft!! Like that is no help at all. But this Fx206 could show these a guys a thing or two. Well done, and trust me a well done from me is very hard to get. Two thumbs up. :)

[rolandocurro]

Hello!, I 'm new. I just found your page.
I thank you. You have a great and easy way of explaining everything. Keep it up.
Your doing fine !!

[alexey]

Отличная работа! Молодец, что разобрался в вопросе и поделился информацией. Огромное спасибо. Сам сейчас изучаю вопрос перепрошивки (перезаписи) дампа для своего форда, после инцидента с сработавшей подушкой

[janblanckenberg]

Well done on the detailed information.

[UNIQUEGrills]

Wow. Now we know how to reset those modules 🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪

[alialix]

Real master and real thank you brother.

[ELEVOPR]

I should of mentioned earlier, You do great work and are a great teacher, your explanations were clear and to the point, Thanks for sharing Bro. 👍

Many years ago, I used to chip the Xbox and Playstations. Boy those were the days. I guess this is something like it, Just the programing steps are like the Direct TV Satellite cards ;o)

[Twize]

Thank you for this Amazing video. It was the best 24min in explaining the steps and reasons pertaining to the SRS module, system and reset. I do have an issue. I recently swapped out “similar” seats in my 17’ Honda FIT. I forgot to remove the battery before swapping (I know my mistake). I replugged the SRS connections, but now the SRS light stays on.

Do you think I can scan and remove the error? Or do you think the module needs to be reprogrammed?

Thank you so much again for taking your time on documenting these steps on your video! Kudos to your friends skill and craftsmanship in leather repair! 👍