2001 Honda Accord

Something lightweight on the front seat will activate the light. Steve
is right, The light was telling you that the weight in the front seat
was not enough for the airbag to safely deploy. No need to worry about
a fix. My mother in law is very small and she always set the light off.
I guess if we crashed i would hit the airbag and she would find the
dash board.

Brian Smith wrote:
> "mtb2k2" wrote in message
>
>
>>i don't think the books set off the light, have the brakes checked at a
>>dealership/garage
>>"Steve Bilodeau" wrote in message
>>
>>
>>>Hi
>>>I have a 2001 Accord, I had some books on the front passenger seat,
>>
> which
>
>>>activated the ABS warning light. How do I reset this light.
>>>
>>
>
> My Accord had the same occurrence when my wife had her purse (suitcase<g>)
> on the front passenger seat. The computer registered the weight as being the
> same as a small child, and turned the airbag off,which is shown by
> illuminating the SRS indicator. I believe all that had to be done was to
> remove the offending article from the seat and start the car again.
>
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Steve Bilodeau wrote:
> ...
> I have a 2001 Accord, I had some books on the front passenger seat, which
> activated the ABS warning light. How do I reset this light.
> ...

Books on the front passenger seat cannot activate ABS light. Check again
what light you are talking about. Is it really ABS light? Or maybe it is
SRS light?

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Best regards,
Andrey Tarasevich
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Hi Steve,

Have you tried to unplug the car battery for 5 minutes. This may help to
reset the computer.

Regards,
Allen



"Brian Smith" wrote in message

>
> "mtb2k2" wrote in message
>
> > i don't think the books set off the light, have the brakes checked at a
> > dealership/garage
> > "Steve Bilodeau" wrote in message
> >
> > > Hi
> > > I have a 2001 Accord, I had some books on the front passenger seat,
> which
> > > activated the ABS warning light. How do I reset this light.
> > >
>
> My Accord had the same occurrence when my wife had her purse (suitcase<g>)
> on the front passenger seat. The computer registered the weight as being
the
> same as a small child, and turned the airbag off,which is shown by
> illuminating the SRS indicator. I believe all that had to be done was to
> remove the offending article from the seat and start the car again.
>
> --
> Brian
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>
>
>
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