I have a few quick questions that I couldn't quickly surface with a Google search.
My rear airbags were disabled by the original owner probably because of kids ridding in the back. I had the car in the body shop a few months ago for some rust repairs to the left rear passenger door, which is where the airbag warning light is being triggered from.
My questions are:
1) Does the Peake SRS airbag tool do more than just clear the error memory? I can already clear the error using a working copy of INPA. However, the error comes back immediately when the car is turned on again. Other posts refer to the SRS tool being able to reset the codes, but I couldn't determine if it meant a real code reset or just clearing the error code.
2) Can I reset the codes with INPA or any of the other tools using an OBDII cable?
3) When disabling the rear airbags, is that done in the control module or is something placed on the cable? If there is some type of terminator, maybe that's what might have fallen off. I haven't taken apart the door to look.
Thanks.
My rear airbags were disabled by the original owner probably because of kids ridding in the back. I had the car in the body shop a few months ago for some rust repairs to the left rear passenger door, which is where the airbag warning light is being triggered from.
My questions are:
1) Does the Peake SRS airbag tool do more than just clear the error memory? I can already clear the error using a working copy of INPA. However, the error comes back immediately when the car is turned on again. Other posts refer to the SRS tool being able to reset the codes, but I couldn't determine if it meant a real code reset or just clearing the error code.
2) Can I reset the codes with INPA or any of the other tools using an OBDII cable?
3) When disabling the rear airbags, is that done in the control module or is something placed on the cable? If there is some type of terminator, maybe that's what might have fallen off. I haven't taken apart the door to look.
Thanks.