I replaced the wiper switch/turn signal switch combo. To do so, I had to remove the steering wheel and Airbag, and airbag cable assembly. I followed all the instructions in my manual, on recentering the cable, line up of yellow tooth, etc. when I finished the assembly, and started the car, the SRS light stayed on. It has never been on before. I then pulled the backup fuse to clear the ECU codes. Same result.

So, what stupid little procedure have I overlooked. I am major-league frustrated. I almost get physically ill at the thought of having to go to a dealer to get this light to go off. i suspect there is some silly little procedure I've overlooked, since the light never stayed on before I replaced my switch. Any help would be very gratefully appreciated!

Cary

 

Check for blown SRS fuse #25 under the dash.

If the fuse is fine, then try disconnecting the battery, first the -cable and then +cable. Wait one minute and reconnect. I don't think SRS codes are stored in ECU.

Did you already double check that you reconnected all the SRS connectors?

 

just be sure ya pluged those 2 conectors back in. under the dash and on the bag. ya might have just forgot to plug one of them back in. pretty minor probably

 

What's the proper procedure for clearing the SRS code from a 5th generation Civic? I couldn't find it in the available manual. For 6th generation Civics, you jumper wire an MES connector.

 

I am positive I've got all connectors in properly. I redid it 4 times.

I'll check the #25 fuse. Thanks all for responding.

Any other ideas welcome.

I'll get back to you on my results.

Cheers!

Cary