2006 Honda CR-V 12-1x open circuited Or high Resistance In Passenger Air Bag First Module
12-1x open circuited Or high Resistance In Passenger Air Bag First Module
What is your question?
MY AIR BAG LIFT STAYS ON IN MY 2006 HONDA CRV.
THE SCANNER CODE I GET IS (12-1x open circuited Or high Resistance In Passenger Air Bag First Module)
DO I NEED TO TAKE OUT THE SRS MODULE FROM THE CAR SO I CAN SEND IT OUT AND HAVE IT RESET BECAUSE OF THIS CODE.
OR CAN I REPLACE IT WITH ONE FROM A CAR THAT I HAVE ON HAND THAT I AM GOING TO JUNK THE CRV IS THE SAME YEAR AND SAME NUMBERS ON THE SRS MODULE.
THE CRV I AM GOING TO JUNK HAS NEVER BEEN IN A ACCIDENT JUST A BAD MOTOR.
WHAT ISSUES WILL I RUN INTO IF I REPLACE IT WITH THE OTHE CRV'S SRS MODULE .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
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Stop and see your local dealership. This very well has had an air bag inflator recall -- maybe it hasn't even been completed yet. This in itself could solve your problem. Do NOT mix air bags or modules from other vehicles. This is not a do-it-yourself repair at all.
