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Update update: Final conclusion with this era of Corolla... replace all deployed items, either send in your SRS control module for reset and hope you get a good one back and it'll all be solved. No other issues if the SRS module is reset correctly. If you don't want to screw around with the...

I see no one had anything to add... probably a bit stumped like I was. I posted on another forum as well and got some feedback. Here's the things I tried, but I finally resolved it. I performed the clear Zero point calibration data first. I could never get the slip indicator light to just...

Sorry in advance for this, but in order to understand everything, you'll probably need all of the details... Bought this 2014 Corolla as a restored salvage car with all of the body work and paint completed. I had 11 SRS codes when I bought it, so I knew I had some parts to replace. I replaced...

Update: I replaced all of the airbags and seat belt retractors and checked with the scanner. No codes found, but I still had an airbag light, so I sent the SRS module off to an place in Nevada that resets the SRS module to "factory settings" so that the airbag light will go out. Put it back in...

Thought I'd mention additionally that the scanner isn't even needed on a 2014 Toyota Corolla as the SRS control module auto resets as the airbags are replaced. I still have 3 codes on the system as I have found that the seller lied that he had the driver retractor repaired and I also discovered...

These were a pain to remove! Took like 2 hours to get them all out. Bent a finishing nail at 45 degrees about 1/2" from the tip and took a grinder to make it a standard screwdriver. Used it on top from the outside through the hole and a small standard screwdriver from the bottom and pressed...

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I've got the headliner down and I am trying to figure out how to the remove the hardware. Looks like the red insert spreads the retainer, so it most likely needs to be removed first. Tried numerous times to remove the red insert, but I'm having no luck. Any suggestions?

I installed the 2.2 ohm resistors in the wheel and knee location yesterday and performed a reset using my Foxwell NT630 and viola, the codes for the two airbags went away. I've since purchased a wheel airbag and have curtains on order. Looks like Toyota is a cakewalk to fix the SRS system.

Thanks for your response. Seems like I've touched on an issue that not a lot of people have had experience with. I ended up buying a 2014 Corolla L with 6 speed manual. Never had a 6 speed manual, just 5 speeds. It's kind of cool! What year was your cousin's Acura?

I know this is a book, but I feel having everything up front is important. We have 3 drivers in the family and all of the cars were getting older, so I decided to see what was available in restored salvage cars. I've been looking at buying a restored salvage 2016 Corolla sedan with deployed...