AIRBAG, Airbag Module Reset
Mitsubishi Airbag Module Reset / Repair Service
Airbag module reset service for Mitsubishi cars.
Airbag light on ?
Airbag deployed ?
Car was in an accident ?
Crash data stored ?
Dealer or Shop told you bad airbag Module ?
If your car was in an accident and your airbag light is on, the only way to clear or reset the crash data is to send in your airbag module for a repair or buy a new one ( new module can run you up to $800 )
We will clear the crash data from your airbag module.
You will not need to buy a new airbag module.
You will not need to pay the dealer to program it to the seat as you would for a new one or another used one.
Our Airbag module reset service is very easy to use
Add to cart, pay and send it to
KARMAN AUTO
4943 NE 105 ave
Portland OR 97220
Small List of Mitsubishi Airbag Module Part Numbers
– – MN141 448 – – MN141 449 – – MR268 155 – – MR407 816 – – MR552 397 – – MR583 654 Eclipse – MN141 170 Eclipse – MN141 172 Galant – 8635A 040 Galant – MR587 491 Grantis – MN141 401 Lancer – MN141 261 Lancer – MN141 262 Lancer – MN141 473 Montero Denso 152300 3460 Outlander – MN141 500 Outlander – MR587 731 Outlander TRW MR587 868 Pajero TRW 8635A 093 Pajero – MR472 776 ASX Bosch 8635A 215 L200 TRW MR587 974 Lancer – 8635A 060AND MUCH MORE
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Mitsubishi SRS Modules We Reset
Mitsubishi SRS platform is supplied primarily by Mitsubishi Electric (Melco) with occasional Denso and Autoliv builds on specific model lines. Modules we handle every week include units from the Lancer (CS, CT, CY9 2002 to 2017) and Lancer Evolution IX and X, Outlander (CU, CW, GF 2003 to 2021) and Outlander Sport and RVR, Eclipse and Eclipse Cross, Pajero and Montero (V60, V70, V80, V90), Galant (DE, EA), Endeavor (LM7) and Mirage G4. Representative part numbers from our bench include 8635A000, 8635A044, 8635A128, 8635A259, 8635A360, 8635A432, MR580355, MR995045 and MR586825. Supersessions and regional variants are common: a photo of your sticker on the contact page is the fastest way to confirm compatibility.
What We Wipe on a Mitsubishi Reset
Hard crash flag (the one-way EEPROM bit that a scan tool cannot clear), rollover event record, front impact severity log, pretensioner deployment counters on both sides, side-curtain squib-circuit fault history, knee-airbag deployment record on Outlander PHEV and Pajero, and the occupant-classification fault store on passenger-seat modules. Coding, VIN, production date and model-specific calibration all stay untouched. MUT-III and Autel MaxiSys recognize the reset module as a clean OEM unit post-install.
Common DTCs This Service Addresses
B1000 crash event stored, B1014 driver pretensioner deployment recorded, B1015 passenger pretensioner deployment recorded, B1020 rollover detected, B1C00 SRS warning lamp ON deploy history present, and the generic U0151 lost communication with SRS module that some vehicles set when the module stops responding after a crash. All clear after our reset assuming the airbags, pretensioners and damaged front and side crash sensors on the vehicle have been replaced.
Ship, Reset, Reinstall
The SRS ECU on most Mitsubishis sits under the center console: on the Lancer Evo X and Outlander it is directly under the shifter on a steel bracket. Disconnect the battery for ten minutes, remove two 10mm bolts, disconnect the yellow locking CAN connectors and the module is loose. Bag in antistatic film and ship overnight. Bench turnaround is 24 to 48 hours. A written before and after scan log accompanies every return. Start a work order on the mail-in contact page with VIN, model year and the part number from the module sticker.
