2007 V8V Airbag Reset OBD Scanner
2007 V8V Airbag Reset OBD Scanner
I just moved the passenger seat back to vacuum the carpet and I got 'Passenger airbag off. Urgent service needed' warning sign on my cluster (right side screen - so I can't see the speed as digits) and I have ta o see red warning sign on the left screen en on cluster.
I have been searching how to fix this problem in this forum and the previous owner of my car and the solution was to take the SRS module from the center console and send it to somewhere to get it to reset.
I am looking for an OBD scanner which can reset this annoying sign and I would like to ask you guys which OBD scanner I have to purchase since I need one for the future.
What I have found is FOXWELL NT650 or AUTEL 802, etc.
Could you please let me know what OBD scanner I have to purchase?
Thank you very much in advance~!!
I have been searching how to fix this problem in this forum and the previous owner of my car and the solution was to take the SRS module from the center console and send it to somewhere to get it to reset.
I am looking for an OBD scanner which can reset this annoying sign and I would like to ask you guys which OBD scanner I have to purchase since I need one for the future.
What I have found is FOXWELL NT650 or AUTEL 802, etc.
Could you please let me know what OBD scanner I have to purchase?
Thank you very much in advance~!!
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I just bought the Foxwell NT520 scanner with the software for the Aston, Maserati and Land Rover. <Fortunately> I haven’t had reason to use it yet. They advertise that the scanner can perform many OEM diagnostic and reset functions, but who knows? If you send them an email, expect a canned response that it will “perform the intended function” or something to that effect. Wish I could provide a better response...
I have the same issue (different cause though - I let the battery die, and the SRS light has been on ever since).
I have a Foxwell NT520 which will read the codes, and reset. However, in my case, they come back on right away - the error is in the OCS system.
You may be lucky - I've heard of wires coming loose if you move the seat too far back - maybe if you reset the code, it'll clear. (
Matt
I have a Foxwell NT520 which will read the codes, and reset. However, in my case, they come back on right away - the error is in the OCS system.
You may be lucky - I've heard of wires coming loose if you move the seat too far back - maybe if you reset the code, it'll clear. (
Matt
I just bought the Foxwell NT520 scanner with the software for the Aston, Maserati and Land Rover. <Fortunately> I haven’t had reason to use it yet. They advertise that the scanner can perform many OEM diagnostic and reset functions, but who knows? If you send them an email, expect a canned response that it will “perform the intended function” or something to that effect. Wish I could provide a better response...
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I had a similar issue when I was getting my car repainted after sandstorm damage. The body shop had my doors off and decided to start the car. Of course the SRS system went haywire and they couldn't get it cleared. I bought the foxwell reader and it cleared it no problem. You have to make sure you use the OBD2 port on the passenger side of the car though. That is the OBD2 port for the body which includes the SRS. Hope it works out for you.
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