SRS CONTROL SYSTEM 9C-19
4. Replace the SRS control unit only when all circuits ex-
cept SRS control unit are confirmed to be functioning
properly. Failure to do so may cause inerasable code
stored in the SRS control unit and it may requires re-
placement again.
Point of Diagnosis
Order is very important to diagnose diagnostic trouble
code. Be sure to diagnose in the specified order. Failure
to do so leads to longer diagnosis period, wrong diagno-
sis or replacement of wrong part.
WARNING:
DURING SERVICE WORK, BE CAREFUL NOT TO
TAP OR SHAKE THE SRS CONTROL UNIT. ALSO,
FAILURE TO INSTALL THE SRS CONTROL UNIT TO
VEHICLE PROPERLY MAY LEAD TO MALFUNC-
TION OF THE UNIT WHEN THE STARTER SWITCH IS
TURNED TO ON. THIS MAY RESULT IN INJURY DUE
TO SUDDEN DEPLOYMENT OF SRS AIRBAG.
Step
Action
Value
YES
NO
1
1. This chart is based on the assumption
that “SRS system check” diagnosis has
been performed. Perform the following
procedure when the chart shows and
proves that all circuits except SRS control
unit are confirmed to be functioning prop-
erly, and DTC remains stored as current
code.
2. Perform the diagnostic procedure to
check if the SRS control unit has to be re-
placed.
3. Turn the starter switch to OFF.
4. Connect all the system components, and
make sure those are installed properly.
5. Make sure that the starter switch is “OFF”
at least for 15 seconds.
6. Turn the starter switch to “ON”, and check
the “SRS” warning lamp operation.
Does the “SRS” warning lamp go off after it
blinks seven times?
—
Go to Step3
Go to Step2
2
Request diagnostic trouble code display using
Tech 2.
Is there any other DTC than that appeared at
the “SRS system check” in the beginning?
—
Turn the starter
switch to OFF. Go
to appropriate
chart according to
the function fault
indicated.
Go to Step3
3
1. Clear the SRS DTC.
2. Turn the starter switch to OFF at least for
15 seconds. Turn the starter switch to
“ON”, and check the “SRS” warning lamp
blinking operation.
Does the “SRS” warning lamp go off after it
blinks seven times?
—
System is in func-
tion, and there is
no function fault.
Further diagnosis
is not necessary.
Turn the starter
switch to OFF. Go
to Step4