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I sent my control module to your team two weeks ago and received it back last week. I re-installed it into the vehicle and the airbag light persists. I purchased an OBD2 reader (BlueDriver) to read and clear the codes and see the following codes:
B1195 - Airbag ECU Malfunction
B1196 - Airbag ECU Malfunction
B1185 - Airbag ECU Malfunction
Does this mean I need to purchase a new control module? If so, can I just purchase a replacement on my own and install it or does this require a dealership or independent mechanic to finish it up?
Topic starter
Posted : 04/20/2024 11:39 pm
Good day. Could you please confirm if the vehicle was involved in an accident and if the airbags were deployed?
Posted : 04/21/2024 4:45 pm
The car was not in an accident and the airbags haven't been deployed.
Topic starter
Posted : 04/21/2024 7:55 pm
Please review our service page
https://www.myairbags.com/repair-reset-srs-airbag-control-module/
Most of the newer model Subaru's , require module to be programmed to their vehicle.
After Reset for this specific part #,
the control unit must be programmed
with the Subaru SSM diagnostic tool
and the passenger seat occupancy sensor must be adapted."
There will also be a yellow sticker with same note on the module.
This post was modified 7 months ago 2 times by Serge - MyAirbags Team
Posted : 04/22/2024 7:45 pm
Can you recommend how I can get it reprogrammed? Do I take the car to an independent shop or is there a specific device/application I can purchase to do this? It's incredibly unclear how to finish this process out.
Topic starter
Posted : 04/25/2024 2:06 am
Yes take it to a Subaru dealer near you . For programming
Posted : 04/26/2024 2:08 pm