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Airbag Fault Repair

Airbag Fault Repair

by EJP Motors - BMW custom builds & electronics repair
How Does It Work?

Schedule your appointment and get the professional diagnostic right away to see what is causing the problem.

Most Common Models

BMW 1 Series

  • E81, E82, E87, E88 (2004 – 2013)
  • F20, F21 (2011 – 2019)

BMW 2 Series

  • F22, F23 (2013 – 2021)
  • F46 (2014 – 2021)

BMW 3 Series

  • E90, E91, E92, E93 (2005 – 2013)
  • F30, F31, F34, F80 (2012 – 2019)

BMW 4 Series

  • F32, F33, F36 (2013 – 2020)
  • F82, F83 (2014 – 2020)

BMW 5 Series

  • E60, E61 (2003 – 2010)
  • F07, F10, F11, F18 (2009 – 2017)

BMW 6 Series

  • F06, F12, F13 (2011 – 2018)

BMW 7 Series

  • F01, F02, F03, F04 (2008 – 2015)

BMW X Series

  • X5 E70 (2006 – 2013)
  • X5 F15 (2013 – 2018)
  • X6 E71 (2007 – 2014)
  • X6 F16 (2014 – 2019)
  • X3 F25 (2010 – 2017)

MINI Models

MINI Hatchback

  • R56, R56 LCI (2006 – 2013)

MINI Convertible

  • R57, R57 LCI (2008 – 2015)

MINI Coupé

  • R58 (2011 – 2015)

MINI Roadster

  • R59 (2012 – 2015)

MINI Countryman

  • R60 (2010 – 2016)

MINI Paceman

  • R61 (2012 – 2016)
Common Airbag Fault Codes

BMW airbag modules can trigger specific fault codes that help identify the issue. Below are some of the most common airbag fault codes:

  • 93C3: Airbag Control Module Fault
  • 93B2: Airbag Deployment Circuit Error
  • 93D7: Crash Data Stored
  • Airbag Module Communication Error

These codes are typically detected during an OBD-II scan and indicate that the airbag module requires attention. Our diagnostic tools can pinpoint the exact issue, ensuring an accurate repair.

Why Repair is Better Than Replacement

In most cases, repairing your BMW's airbag module is more beneficial than a full replacement. Here’s why:

  • Cost Savings: Airbag module repairs are generally less expensive than replacing the entire unit.
  • No Reprogramming Needed: Unlike replacements, our repairs retain the original module’s coding, saving you time and money.
  • Quick Turnaround: Repairs typically take up to few hours, reducing the time your vehicle is out of service.
  • Warranty Protection: We offer a 1-year warranty on all airbag module repairs, giving you peace of mind.
What to Expect During Diagnostics

When you bring your BMW to our workshop for diagnostics, here's what happens:

  1. Full System Scan: We perform a detailed scan of your airbag system to detect any faults or errors.
  2. Detailed Report: After the scan, we’ll provide you with a full diagnostic report outlining any issues found with the airbag module.
  3. Expert Repair: Based on the results, our experienced technicians will repair or reset your airbag module, ensuring your vehicle’s safety systems function properly again.

Airbag Fault Repair

BMW Airbag Module Repair: Fixing Common Airbag Faults

Airbag faults in BMW vehicles are critical safety concerns that must be addressed immediately. The airbag control module, also known as the SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) module, is responsible for deploying airbags in the event of an accident. When this module fails or encounters issues, it can result in malfunctioning airbags, endangering the safety of the driver and passengers.

Common Causes of BMW Airbag Module Failure

  • Accidents and Collisions: Impact can cause the airbag module to store crash data, rendering it non-functional.
  • Battery Issues: A weak or flat battery can trigger airbag faults.
  • Corrosion and Water Damage: Exposure to moisture or leaks can damage the module’s circuitry.
  • Electrical Faults: Wiring issues, sensor failures, or short circuits can lead to airbag module malfunction.

When the airbag control module fails, it disables the airbag system, which could mean airbags won’t deploy in an accident. This is why it’s crucial to repair the airbag module promptly.

Symptoms of a Failing Airbag Module

  • Airbag Warning Light: A steady or flashing airbag warning light on the dashboard.
  • Seatbelt Warning Light: Faulty airbag modules can also cause the seatbelt light to remain on.
  • Airbags Not Deploying: If your airbags fail to deploy during a collision, the airbag module might be at fault.
  • Fault Codes: Diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) related to airbags, such as "Airbag Module Communication Error" or "Crash Data Stored."

Diagnosing BMW Airbag Issues: Proactive Steps

An OBD-II scan tool can be used to diagnose airbag faults. Common codes such as 93C3, 93B2, or Airbag Module Communication Error typically indicate problems with the airbag module. These faults can be triggered by battery issues, previous accidents, or wiring faults. If these codes are present, the module may need to be reset or repaired.

For an accurate diagnosis, visiting our workshop is the best solution. Our trained technicians will run a thorough diagnostic test on your BMW’s airbag system using specialized equipment. Once the issues are identified, we will recommend the best course of action to repair or reset the module and restore the airbag system to full functionality.

How Our BMW Airbag Module Repair Service Works

We offer a comprehensive in-house airbag module repair service. This allows our team of professionals to diagnose, repair, and reset the airbag module to ensure that it works correctly. Our process is straightforward:

  1. Visit Our Workshop: Bring your vehicle to our workshop, where our experienced technicians will perform a full diagnostic test on your airbag system.
  2. Comprehensive Diagnostics and Repair: We use advanced diagnostic tools to identify issues with the airbag module and carry out necessary repairs. This may include clearing crash data, fixing wiring issues, or resetting the module to ensure it functions correctly.
  3. Quick Turnaround: Most airbag module repairs are completed within an hour or two, ensuring minimal downtime for your vehicle.
  4. No Reprogramming Required: After the repair, the module will be plug-and-play, meaning no further coding is needed.

Service Highlights:

  • Workshop-Only Diagnostics and Repair: Bring your BMW to our workshop for professional diagnostic testing and repair.
  • 1 Day Turnaround: We understand the importance of getting your car back on the road safely and quickly.
  • 1-Year Warranty: All airbag module repairs come with a 1-year warranty for your peace of mind.

Common Airbag Fault Codes

  • 93C3: Airbag Control Module Fault
  • 93B2: Airbag Deployment Circuit Error
  • 93D7: Crash Data Stored
  • Airbag Module Communication Error

Common Airbag Module Part Numbers

  • 65776979390
  • 65779179995
  • 65776932963
  • And many more.

Why Choose Our Airbag Module Repair Service?

  • Cost-Effective Solution: Replacing the airbag module can be expensive and may require coding. Our in-house repair service offers a more affordable and convenient alternative with no need for additional programming.
  • Quality Assurance: We follow strict quality control measures to ensure that your airbag module is restored to its original condition. Our repair service is backed by a 1-year warranty.
  • Safety First: A malfunctioning airbag system is a serious safety risk. Our repair service ensures your airbags will deploy correctly when needed, keeping you and your passengers safe.

Conclusion: Ensuring Airbag Safety in Your BMW

A faulty airbag control module can compromise the safety of your BMW or MINI. By visiting our workshop, our professional team can diagnose and repair the airbag module, ensuring that your vehicle’s safety systems are fully operational. With our quick turnaround time and 1-year warranty, you can trust that your BMW will be back on the road safely in no time.

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Airbag fault repair FAQ

How does the BMW airbag module diagnostic and repair process work?

Bring your vehicle to our workshop, where our technicians will run a full diagnostic scan on the airbag system. Once we identify the fault, we will repair or reset the airbag control module to restore proper function.

Can a BMW airbag module be repaired instead of replaced?

Yes, in most cases the airbag module can be repaired rather than replaced. We can reset crash data, fix internal faults, and restore functionality without the need for a costly replacement.

How do I identify a failed BMW airbag module?

Common signs of a failing airbag module include an illuminated airbag warning light on the dashboard, a seatbelt warning light, or trouble codes indicating airbag system errors during diagnostics.

What causes BMW airbag module failure?

Airbag module failure can be caused by factors such as previous accidents, battery issues, water damage, or electrical faults in the vehicle.

What are the signs that my BMW airbag module needs repair or replacement?

Warning lights, faulty airbags, or an OBD-II diagnostic showing error codes like 93C3 or 93B2 are common indicators that the airbag module requires repair.

How long does the airbag module repair process take?

The repair process typically takes 1-2 days after diagnostics, depending on the extent of the fault and the repairs required.

Do you provide a warranty on BMW airbag module repairs?

Yes, all our airbag module repairs come with a 1-year warranty, ensuring the work is covered and reliable.

What should I do if my repaired airbag module fails again?

If your airbag module fails again within the warranty period, you can bring your vehicle back to us, and we will re-assess and fix the issue under warranty.

Is it better to repair or replace the airbag module?

In most cases, repairing the airbag module is the more cost-effective option, as it restores the module’s functionality without the need for reprogramming or expensive new parts.

Do you offer any other services related to BMW airbag faults?

Along with airbag module repairs, we offer full diagnostic checks on the airbag system, as well as repairs related to seatbelt tensioners and other SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) components.

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