What is a Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit?
The Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit is your vehicle's central safety unit, precisely controlling all occupant restraint systems, such as airbags and seatbelt pretensioners, in the event of an accident. It continuously monitors sensors, stores relevant crash data, and ensures the immediate and correct deployment of safety components to provide optimal occupant protection.
This essential module, also known as the SRS control unit, processes signals from acceleration, impact, and pressure sensors. It decides in milliseconds whether and when a system should be triggered.
Integrated capacitors safeguard the power supply to the control unit. This ensures airbag deployment even if the vehicle battery is disconnected in the event of a crash.
Additionally, the device often serves as an Event Data Recorder (EDR), storing important vehicle information before and during an accident. After repairs, this data and all error codes can be reliably erased.
Why is the Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit defective?
A Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit often fails because internal components permanently store crash data after an accident or are damaged by voltage spikes. This causes the airbag warning light to remain active and safety functions to be disabled, making a control unit repair unavoidable.
A common cause of a defect is the storage of crash data after airbag deployment. This data blocks the system, even if the physical damage has been repaired.
Internal electronic errors, such as problems with the power supply or processor, can also cause a failure. Such internal defects are often signaled by specific error codes.
Inconsistencies in the model ID or serial number can also disable the control unit. Professional diagnostics are crucial to identify the exact cause of the defect and repair the airbag control unit.
Common error codes for Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit repair
In Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control module repair, specific error codes indicate problems with the control module itself, not with sensors or airbags. These codes include communication problems, internal system errors, or data inconsistencies that require module repair.
- B1000 → Control unit communication error → Problems with the internal data transmission of the airbag control unit.
- 85-63 → Model ID Code inconsistent → The control unit detects inconsistent vehicle or model information.
- 85-64 → ECU Serial ID Code Inconsistent → The internal serial number of the control unit is incorrect or was not recognized correctly.
- 87-31 → SRS control unit internal error → A malfunction within the hardware or software of the airbag control unit.
- 91-1x → Internal error of the SRS control unit → Various internal fault conditions that directly affect the SRS module.
- 9-1 → SRS error or airbag warning light active → A general error in the airbag system, reported directly by the control unit.
- 9-2 → SRS control unit power supply internal error → Problems with the power supply or internal circuit of the airbag control unit.
What part numbers are available for the Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit repair?
For Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit repairs, specific OEM part numbers are essential to ensure proper compatibility. Validated numbers include Honda-specific modules and those from Bosch, a major supplier, specifically designed for this model year of the Legend.
- 77960-SJV-A94 (Honda OEM) → Original Airbag Control Unit
- 77960-SWV-A94 (Honda OEM) → Original Airbag Control Unit
- 77960-S3V-C11 (Bosch) → OEM Airbag Control Unit (supplier for Honda)
These part numbers are directly validated for the airbag control unit (ECU/SRS module) of the 4th generation Honda Legend. They explicitly exclude sensors or other airbag components and refer exclusively to the central control unit.
Exact part number matching is crucial for the functionality and safety of the airbag system. Compatibility is always checked during Honda Legend 4th Gen airbag control unit repairs.
If more precise OEM supplier part numbers are required, we recommend consulting specialist databases or direct suppliers. Our workshop can also assist you in identifying your defective control unit.