1997 Honda Accord SRS Light On
IF it can be reset. It sound like they might have broken a wire or pulled a clip loose. Look for any wire with a yellow conector that is disconnected. That will be the air bag/clock spring. Don't attempt to repair the circuit as it isn't safe past reconnecting an open lead. They WILL light off and cause a lot more damage.
Mar 30, 2006 at 12:32 AM
Suggested Repair
Inspect for a disconnected yellow airbag or clock spring connector disturbed during the stereo install and reconnect an open lead only. Do not attempt further circuit repair, because the airbags can deploy and cause serious damage. A reset alone may not clear the SRS light if a connector or wire was disturbed.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1997 Honda Accord XL V6 says the SRS light came on after an aftermarket stereo installation and asks whether it can be reset without a dealer visit. The expert says a wire may have been broken or a clip pulled loose and advises checking for a disconnected yellow airbag or clock spring connector. Only reconnect an open lead; do not repair the circuit further because the airbags can deploy and cause additional damage.
