2002 HONDA ODYSSEY Air Bagsfrontalsensorcontrol Module Problems

AT 42K MILES THE SRS LIGHT ILLUMINATED, DEALER RESET AND SAID NO CODE WAS ACTIVATED. 1 WEEK LATER SRS LIGHT IS BACK ON AND DEALER SAYS DTC CODE IS 7-2 (CONTROL UNIT FAILURE) AND IT WILL BE $350 TO REPLACE. MY CONCERN IS THAT THIS DOES NOT SEEM TO BE AN UNCOMMON EVENT IN RECENT HONDA PRODUCTS AND I THINK THAT HONDA SHOULD COVER THIS UNDER EXTENDED WARRANTY AS THIS IS CERTAINLY A SAFETY RELATED ITEM. *JB

DT: UPON PURCHASING, THE VEHICLE OWNER NOTICED THAT THE AIR BAG LIGHT WAS ON, AND THE DEALER SAID DON'T WORRY THEY WILL FIX IT. THEY REPAIRED IT ABOUT A WEEK AFTER PURCHASE. THE DEALERSHIP REPLACED THE SRS CONTROL UNIT, CLEARED THE CODE, AND THE SRS LIGHT WENT OUT. THE. OWNER HAD TO PAY FOR THIS REPAIR. THE OWNER NOTICED A RECALL ON THE 2005 MODEL, BUT THE OWNER DIDN'T HAVE THE RECALL NUMBER, BUT THE RECALL DEALT WITH THE SAME PROBLEM. THE OWNER STATED THERE WERE LOTS OF COMPLAINTS ABOUT AIR BAGS ON NHTSA WEB SITE. *AK

DT: CONTACT STATES THE AIRBAG LIGHT KEEPS COMING ON. THE AIRBAG SENSOR HAS BEEN REPLACED TWICE. THE SERVICE DEALER STATED WHEN THE AIRBAG LIGHT ILLUMINATED THE AIRBAG BECAME INOPERABLE. *AK THE CONSUMER DISCOVERED THE PROBLEM WAS WITH THE SEAT BELT SYSTEM. *JB

SHORTLY AFTER 3 YEARS SINCE THE PURCHASE OF A NEW HONDA ODYSSEY EX-L, THE SRS INDICATOR WAS TURNED ON ALL THE TIME. WE BROUGHT THE MINIVAN TO THE DEALER IN FREMONT AND THE DEALER SAID THERE ARE TWO COMMON CAUSES (AFTER SPENDING $130 INVESTIGATION FEE): DEFECT IN THE SRS CONTROL MODULE THAT CONTROLS WHETHER THE AIRBAGS SHALL BE RELEASED IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT, OR LOW BATTERY OUTPUT. FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE DEALER WE HAVE THE BATTER REPLACED ($85). THE DEALER THEN RESET THE SRS INDICATOR. WITHIN A WEEK THE SRS INDICATION IS NOW ON AGAIN ALL THE TIME. WE BROUGHT THE MINIVAN BACK TO THE DEALER AND THEY ASKED US TO HAVE THE SRS MODULE REPLACED FOR ADDITIONAL ~$500. HONDA PROVIDES LIFETIME WARRANTEE ON SAFETY BELT, BUT NOT THE SRS SYSTEM THAT CONTROLS THE AIRBAG. WE BOUGHT THIS MINIVAN BRAND NEW AND IT HAS NEVER BEEN INVOLVED IN...

VEHICLE HAS BEEN TO DEALERSHIP ON SEPT. 10, 2003// OCT. 2, 2003// NOV. 3, 2003// AND JULY 26, 2004 WITH COMPLAINT ABOUT SRS LIGHT COMING ON AND STAYING ON. DEALER HAS INDICATED EVERYTHING FROM ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE TO PURSE SETTING IT OFF ON PASSENGER SEAT. REPLACED OPDS UNIT ON NOV. 3, 2003 VISIT. HOWEVER PROBLEM IS NOT FIXED AND AS OF TODAY--SEPT. 21, 2004 LIGHT IS BACK ON. ORIGINALLY DEALER STATED UNSURE IF AIRBAG IS OPERATIONAL DURING TIME LIGHT IS ON. INTERNET DISCUSSIONS SEEM TO INDICATE AIRBAG IS DYSFUNCTIONAL DURING TIME LIGHT IS ON...WHICH TOTALLY VOIDS PURPOSE OF SAFETY IN AN ACCIDENT! VERY FRUSTRATED AND NOW EVEN MORE SCARED OF SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH IN AN ACCIDENT! PLEASE MAKE HONDA ADDRESS AND FIX THIS ISSUE--WHEN I READ ALL OF THE OTHER VEHICLES WHICH ALSO ARE REPORTING SRS FAILURES, IT IS OBVIOUS THERE IS A SEVERE LIABILITY THAT EXISTS. I DON'T WANT...

THE AIR BAG LIGHT STAYED ON, THE CONSUMER WAS CONCERNED THAT THE AIR BAGS WILL NOT DEPLOY IN AN ACCIDENT. THE DEALER STATED CELL PHONE INTERFERENCE DISABLED THE AIR BAG SENSOR. PLEASE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. *JB

SRS LIGHT ON HONDA ODYSSEY HAS BEEN SET OFF SEVERAL TIMES (AND REPLACED ONLY TO FAIL AGAIN). FAILURE CODE 15-3 (SENSOR INTERFERENCE FROM AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE) SHOWS UP WHEN DIAGNOSTICS ARE PERFORMED. *AK

SRS SENSOR LIGHT STAYS ON WHICH CAUSES AIR BAGS TO BE INOPERATIVE. DEALER RESET MODULE AND LIGHT CAME BACK ON AFTER 2 DAYS. DEALER STATES MODULE IS BAD. VECHICLE HAS 47000 MLES. INTERNET SEARCH SHOWS THIS IS A WIDE SPREAD PROBLEM. AIRBAG SAFETY SYSTEM IS INOPERATEABLE.*AK

AIR BAG SENSOR LIGHT STAYED ON. THE CONSUMER IS CONCERNED THAT AIR BAG WILL NOT DEPLOY UPON IMPACT. *AK THE AIR BAG LIGHT WAS INTERMITTENT, STAYED ON, AND EVENTUALLY ON FULL-TIME. THE LIGHT WAS RESET FIVE TIMES AND THE SENSOR WAS REPLACED TWO TIMES. *SCC *JB

WHILE DRIVING AT ANY SPEED AIR BAG SENSOR LIGHT WOULD COME ON INTERMITTENTLY.*AK

SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT SYSTEM, IS NOT OPERATING PROPERLY. I PERCEIVE THIS AS A SAFETY ISSUE. *NLM