Received my airbag control module back after repairs for a 2019 ram 2500 4 door and the light is still on it has several codes the main one is B0099-96 along with all the impact sensors test failed. I have inspected the sensors and repalced some. All are intact and wiring is also intact. Is the rollover sensor in the airbag module or an external sensor. Followed procedure above truck has not been started since module was removed. 

Thank you for reaching out. Yes all codes will be cleared including crash data/crash history.But if module is defective that will not clear the bad module code. Usually this happens if the module just failed (vehicle was not in an accident)The regular codes can come back. (Not crash data) When the module goes back into the car and problem is still with airbag, seat belt, sensors then the light will be on a code will be in the module. But then these codes will be cleared by themselves once the problem is solved or can be cleared with a scanner after the bad sensor, airbag, seat belt issue was fixed.

Or you can call costumer service with your order number and they will create service ticket. 

Let me know if you got more questions

Thank you is the rollover sensor in the airbag control module or is that a separate module located somewere else in the truck. Wouldn't you guys have been able to tell if it was a bad module? 

The code listed above is for roll over sensor component internal failure 

I apologize you're still having issues with your part! We can only clear crash history and it could be that you have an active code. Please have your module scanned for codes and let us know what codes you are getting . Contact costumer support and they can create a support ticket and have a technician reach out.   I cant pull up your personal information and see your order details or do a diagnostics over internet. Thank you!

I utilized your services for a vehicle we have here in the shop (2015 Honda CR-Z). It presented with codes E2-11 and F1-11 prior to sending the module in. After reinstalling the module when it came back the faults are still stored and will not clear. the connectors are intact and in good working order. I have also removed the driver's airbag to inspect the connectors and clockspring. I have tried clearing the codes but after cycling the key they will return. Is this a situation where I need to replace a module? and would a used module be a candidate? 

These 2 codes they are indicating airbags or seat belt pretensioners. 

1. Have you checked both driver and passenger seat belt to make sure they are good or did you send the seat belts to get repaired as well?
2. Have you checked the seat belt buckles (the ones with red button)? The buckles collapse/shrink/pulled down about an inch or two for most Honda CRV, CRZ, Pilot, Civic. If the seat belt buckle has collapsed, pulled down then they will need to be replaced or repaired. We do rebuild buckles as well if you need them done.

Post a picture here of your seat belt buckles if you are not sure that the buckles are bad or good.

Let me know, Thanks!

We had the driver's seat belt reel repaired at the same time. Attached is a pic of the belt buckles.

Here are pictures of good and bad Honda seat belt buckles

Then I do not have pyrotechnic seatbelt buckles mine don't look like yours. Do I need to send in my passenger seat belt reel for repair? 

Yes seat belt pretensioners will need to be replaced or rebuilt.

We can rebuild your seat belt pretensioners.

Here is seat belt repair link: https://www.myairbags.com/product/seat-belt-repair-1-stage/

Also a video if you want to do an OHM test on the seat belt pretensioner to see if the pyro/squib sensor is good or bad.

I had the airbag Module from a 2012 Subaru Legacy reset.  Before reset I had these codes

F2 -side sensor bus LH communication error

A4 -side sensor bus LH communication error front door sensor

29 -ods failure

37 -buckle switch RH failure. 

after reset only code F2 -side sensor bus LH communication error  Remains.  What do you think this could be?   

Thank you for reaching out.  Was your vehicle in an accident?  And who did srs module reset?

Car was bought recently for my 17yo cousin. Not sure if it was in an accident. I was told there was none reported but can see some signs of minor damage around the car.    I had the module reset through this site.  (myairbags.com)