What is a Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control module?
The Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit is the central safety unit that activates all occupant restraint systems in the event of an accident. It monitors sensors, stores crash data, and ensures the proper functioning of all airbag modules in the vehicle, which is critical to your safety.
This robust electronic module, also known as the Occupant Restraint Controller (ORC), is specifically designed for the fourth generation Dodge Viper (ZB II, model years 2008-2010).
It integrates impact sensor data and precisely controls the deployment of the airbags and seatbelt pretensioners. A professional Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit repair is often required to restore full functionality.
Why is the Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit defective?
The Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control module can fail due to internal components being damaged by aging, overvoltage, or an accident, disrupting system communication and impairing safety functions. Early diagnosis is critical for repair.
Often an accident causes the airbag control unit to store an error message and become locked, preventing further use without **repair** or reset.
Sporadic communication errors or internal memory corruption can also **damage** the module. Faulty power supplies or voltage fluctuations in the Dodge Viper's electrical system can also lead to a **failure** of the control unit.
Common error codes for Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit repair
During Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control module repair, certain error codes indicate specific module issues, ranging from communication failures to internal defects, requiring precise diagnosis. These codes are crucial for targeted repair.
- **B1000** → Control unit communication error → Internal problem in the airbag control unit.
- **B1410** → Airbag control unit internal memory error → Damage to the internal memory in the module.
- **B1426** → Airbag control unit power supply error → Insufficient or unstable power supply to the control unit.
- **B1490** → Diagnostic sensor error in the airbag control unit → Defect in the module's internal diagnostic sensors.
- **B1500** → Airbag control unit calibration error → Incorrect or lost calibration data of the airbag module.
- **U0123** → Loss of communication with airbag control unit → Interruption of communication between vehicle and control unit.
- **U0151** → Occupant Restraint Controller message not received → The airbag control unit is not receiving any required messages on the CAN bus.
What part numbers are available for the Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit repair?
For the **Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit** repair, specific OEM part numbers from Mopar are relevant, as no direct alternative manufacturers such as Bosch or Continental were found. This ensures the compatibility and functionality of the safety-critical component.
The Dodge Viper ACR ZB II airbag control unit is primarily identified by Mopar (Dodge) OEM part numbers.
These numbers are critical for correctly selecting and performing a **repair** or replacement, especially if the module is **defective**.
- **4848802AE** (Mopar/Dodge) – This is the main OEM part number for the Dodge Viper ZB II airbag control module.
- **4848802AB** (Mopar/Dodge) – An official replacement number for 4848802AE.
- **4848802AC** (Mopar/Dodge) – Another official replacement number for the 4848802AE.
- **4848802AD** (Mopar/Dodge) – Also a recognized replacement number for 4848802AE.
- **P04865582AB** (Mopar/Dodge) – This OEM part number is relevant to the Dodge Viper airbag control module, specifically for the 2003 model year.