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Honda HR-V: DTC Advanced Diagnostics

DTC ADVANCED DIAGNOSTICS SRS RELATED DTCS

NOTE

  • Always check "How to troubleshoot the SRS system" and proceed along each "DTC Troubleshooting" procedure.
  • Make sure the 12 volt battery is fully charged. If not, the results of tests may not be accurate.
  • The SRS indicator will turn on when the battery voltage becomes below 10 volts.
  • The possible causes shown may not be a complete list of all potential problems, and it is possible that there may be other causes.

DTC 81-51, 81-52, 81-53: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Unit

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 81-54: Short to Power in the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Power Circuit

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 81-55: Short to Ground in the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Power Circuit

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 81-56: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 81-61, 84-81: Wrong Combination with the SRS Unit

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 81-71: Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Output Check Failure

DTC 84-92: Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Calibration Failure

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 82-11, 82-12: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 82-13: No Signal From the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 82-21, 82-22: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 82-23: No Signal From the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 83-31, 83-32: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 83-33: No Signal From the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 83-41, 83-42: Internal Failure of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 83-43: No Signal From the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 84-91: Front Passenger's Weight Sensor Not Calibrated

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 84-93: Different Serial ID of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 84-94: Different Serial ID of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear inner side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 84-95: Different Serial ID of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (front outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

DTC 84-96: Different Serial ID of the Front Passenger's Weight Sensor (rear outer side)

Occupant Detection System - Diagnostics

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