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Airbags — General Information (Honda Accord 6)

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Contents: Operating principle ⇊ SRS self-diagnosis system ⇊ Servicing of components located near…⇊ Disabling the SRS system ⇊ Activation of the SRS system ⇊ Removal and installation of airbag…⇊
All models covered in this Guide are equipped with a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), better known as airbags. Two airbags are included as standard equipment. The system provides additional protection for the driver and front passenger of the vehicle in the event of a severe frontal impact.

All models covered in this Guide are equipped…


The system consists of an SRS unit with a directional overload sensor, a control sensor, a self-diagnosis circuit and a feedback circuit. The unit is located under the instrument panel, directly in front of the central console. The directional overload sensors and airbag modules are mounted in the central part of the steering wheel and the right part of the vehicle's instrument panel (directly above the glove compartment).

Operating principle



A necessary condition for the activation of the airbags is the activation of the directional overload sensors and the control sensor. The activation of the sensors leads to the closure of the module circuit and the immediate filling of the airbags with gas. In the event of a battery failure, the airbags are activated by the energy generated by the feedback unit built into the SRS unit.



SRS self-diagnosis system



The SRS self-diagnosis system turns on the indicator lamp on the vehicle's instrument panel when the ignition key is turned to the ON position. If the system does not detect any abnormalities, the lamp should go out after approximately 6 seconds. If the indicator lamp does not turn off, or the lamp comes on while the vehicle is moving, then a malfunction has been detected in the SRS system. The vehicle should be taken to a service station to have the system checked and the cause of the malfunction eliminated.

Servicing of components located near SRS components



If it is necessary to remove the steering wheel or service the radio or other components located near the instrument panel, be careful not to disconnect the SRS circuit electrical connectors. Never connect any diagnostic equipment to the SRS circuit. WHEN SERVICING ANY COMPONENTS LOCATED NEAR THE AIR BAG, ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE SRS FIRST. Note: The SRS circuit wiring is easily identified by its bright yellow insulation color.

Disabling the SRS system



Caution! The SRS system must be disabled each time any service procedures are performed on components located near the airbags! Disconnect the negative cable from the battery first, then the positive cable.


Warning! If the car stereo system is equipped with a security code, make sure you have the correct combination to activate the audio system before disconnecting the battery!


Driver's airbag



Remove the access cover located under the air bag module, then disconnect the 2-pin electrical connector between the air bag and the cable drum (see Chapter Suspension and steering).



Passenger airbag



1. Remove the glove box (see Chapter Body).

1. Remove the glove box (see Chapter Body).


2. Disconnect the 2-pin electrical connector located between the passenger air bag module and the SRS main wiring harness.

Activation of the SRS system



1. To activate the SRS after it has been disabled (for servicing any components), connect the air bag module wiring harness to the 2-pin connector of the cable drum/main harness. Reinstall the cover/glove box.

2. Turn off the ignition.

3. Connect the battery (positive cable first, then negative cable).

Removal and installation of airbag modules



Driver's airbag



1. The procedures for removing and installing the driver's airbag module are described in Chapter Suspension and steering.

Passenger airbag



2. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery first, then the positive cable.

Warning! If the car stereo system is equipped with a security code, make sure you have the correct combination to activate the audio system before disconnecting the battery!


3. Disable the SRS system.

3. Disable the SRS system.


4. The procedure for removing the driver's airbag module is described in Chapter Suspension and steering.



5. To remove the passenger airbag, remove the two mounting screws (see accompanying illustration).

6. Installation is performed in reverse order. Do not forget to activate the system.

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