- Faulty SRS control unit: The SRS control unit is the brain of the SRS system, and it is responsible for monitoring the system and deploying the airbags in the event of a collision. If the SRS control unit is faulty, it can cause the SRS light to come on.
- Faulty SRS sensors: The SRS system uses sensors to detect a collision and deploy the airbags. If one or more of the SRS sensors is faulty, it can cause the SRS light to come on.
- Faulty SRS wiring: The SRS system is connected by a network of wiring, and if any of this wiring is faulty, it can cause the SRS light to come on.
- Low battery voltage: If the battery voltage is too low, it can cause the SRS light to come on. This is because the SRS system requires a certain amount of voltage to operate properly.
- Damaged airbag: If an airbag is damaged, it can cause the SRS light to come on. This is because the SRS system will not deploy a damaged airbag.
If the SRS light on your Honda Accord comes on, it is important to have the vehicle inspected by a qualified technician as soon as possible. Driving with a faulty SRS system can be dangerous, as the airbags may not deploy in the event of a collision.
