For Mazda 3 SRS Module Reset Repair Light OFF Service! BFD2 57K30

**_Seat Belt Repair_**? **_Airbag Module Reset_**? **_Webbing Replacement_**? **_OEM Diagnostics_**? **_Vehicle Coding_** After a vehicle has been in an accident, the airbags and/or seat belts may deploy, causing the airbag control module to store codes and illuminate an airbag light. The unit must then be replaced and reprogrammed with a dealer scan tool, or be reset in order to properly function again. We offer a reset service to erase all the crash data stored on the unit, so that your module is ready to be re-installed and operational again. **Note: You will not pass any safety or salvage inspections with airbag codes or an airbag light on.** **Why Us?** **\- 24HR Turnaround on Our Services** **\- Quick Nationwide 1-4 Day Return Shipping** **\- Lifetime Warranty on All of Our Repairs** **\- We Are a Locally Renowned and Highly Experienced Diagnostics Shop** **\- We Use a Proprietary Module Reset Software Designed with 20+ Years of Experience in the Industry** # How it Works Box up your SRS module after taking it out of the car and mail it to the address below. If you need guidance on removing your unit or if you have any questions about our service, feel free to send us a message! In the event that this occurs, there will be a charge of $20 added to the reset cost. You're more than welcome to inquire beforehand to see if your reset will require a Tier 2 service. To do so, please message us a picture of the label on the SRS module and we'll promptly get back to you. **NOTICE for Mazda SRS Modules:** Some newer Mazda SRS modules may require a Tier 3 SRS Module Reset. These units are very advanced and require much more time/labor/software to be successfully reset. They require our Tier 3 level service which can be found via the link below. Example modules include the following part numbers: KMV657K30, N45257K30B, KEAD57K30C, and more. If you have any questions concerning price/compatibility, please let us know. We do not work on flooded modules or modules indicating physical damage. Modules with internal failure codes are generally not able to be reset. Thank You for Choosing Our Services! Disclaimer: Working with any Safety Restraint System (SRS) components on a vehicle is best left to a trained professional in adherence with original vehicle manufacturer specifications. These devices are designed to work in unison with other various sensors, units or modules in the vehicle. The service you are purchasing is only for the airbag module reset; we clear any hard code or soft code data on the unit. If there are other remaining issues in the vehicle (including but not limited to deployed seat belt(s), or faulty impact sensors), then you will still receive a code on the unit, despite our reset service. This is indicating that the system still finds a fault in the vehicle that needs to be addressed. We advise that any remaining issues be addressed on the vehicle prior to installing your newly reset airbag control unit. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone. The buyer is responsible for shipping the unit to us. We are not responsible for any additional charges incurred on your pursuit to reset your unit; this includes charges such as shipping, diagnostics, and/or automotive shop work. In the event that these corresponding SRS components are incorrectly installed, any occupants, installers, or vehicle operators are subject to serious injury, including the risk of death, at which the seller of this service assumes no responsibility nor is held liable. The installer is accountable in ensuring that all SRS components are installed correctly and fully operational. The purchaser of this service agrees to accept all risks associated with the use or handling of any SRS components, including the risk of damage, additional costs, injury, or death.

• Brand: Mazda
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