Acura Srs Airbag Computer Module Reset Service Rcm Sdm Acm Restraint Control on 2040-parts.com
US $40.00
Location:
Duluth, Georgia, United States
“This is a SERVICE to RESET your SRS airbag module. Send your SRS module to us for reset. After we receive your part we reset it and send it back within 24 hours”
after we receive your part we reset it and send it back within 24 hours
Is your airbag light on after accident? Crash data or hard codes stored? Dealer said you need a new module? We erase all crash data and hard codes resetting your SRS unit back to factory condition. No additional programming required! Plug-n-play after you get it back from us!
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678-778-8890
WE RESET HARD CODES AFTER ACCIDENT
NO RE-PROGRAMMING NEEDED
WE ALSO REBUILD SEAT BELTS
Mon - Fri 9a - 6p Sat 9a-2p EST
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Save money, send your airbag module for reset
You are bidding on a service to repair / reset your computer control module. After a vehicle has been in an accident this computer module needs to be repaired or reset in order to be used again. Our technicians fully test your module prior to sending it back to you. Your module is restored to its OEM original factory state.
When you receive the module back from us it will be as good as new. After we receive your module, it will be shipped back to you the same day or the following morning.
We are MyAirbags, WE CLEAR ALL FAULT CODES (hard codes and soft codes) and your module is new again. The dealer and/or scan tools will not be able to clear hard code due to hardware issues. After you receive the module from us you will not need to take it to the dealer for any additional programming. All computer control modules can be reset, except if they are flood or fire damaged.
It is always best to send your original module to us for reset to avoid additional trip to the dealer for coding. Most of the late model cars will have partial VIN stored in the airbag control module.
Even after small accident hard codes will be stored in the module. You are now able to re-use the same computer control module. Computer control module is also known as "sdm, sensor, computer, derm and brain".
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If you have any problems, we are glad to help you. We offer 100% guarantee service. If you are not satisfied for any reason please let us know we are here to help you. Please allow us to reply to your email within 24 business hours.
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HOW IT WORKS
We Offer: SEAT BELT REPAIR
STEP 1
Carefully remove airbag module from your vehicle, if you are not sure then please call the office and or see our technical support videos on removal instructions.
STEP 2
Securely pack your item, using the correct box so that your unit cannot be damaged in transit. Take special care when packing
STEP 3
Send Your Part to us
Our Address:
MyAirbags
2005 BOGGS RD
DULUTH, GA 30096
Include Following:
1. Your Name, Phone #
2. Return Address
3. PayPal Receipt
STEP 4
Once we receive your unit we will inspect and repair your unit and after through testing we will call you for payment.
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