http://www.helminc.com/helm/product2.asp?c...GH0XWCUEVCQ5KQB

that?

 

Yup. And it's what you've been hearing about.

 

woot. thanks buddy.


honda just called me and they have that part... but i still cant seem to find the 2 pin service connector that racer is talking about

 

[QUOTE=honda_s2k_racing,Sep 13 2007, 01:54 PM] woot. thanks buddy.


honda just called me and they have that part... but i still cant seem to find the

 

I thought that too. Someone else posted that it had 2ohms resistance, I repeated it in a post a long time ago. It is still somewhere in one of the faq sections (have since corrected it). When I checked the SCS jumper tool myself I measured 0ohms resistance.
I think the airbag deployment simulator tool has 2ohms resistance. I don't have one so I can't check.

I would not try to put resistance across the MES jumper, I don't know what would happen.
Sorry if I helped to perpetuate that info

Here is a snippet:

 

ok so a toggle switch or just a wire wont work?

i have to get the silly tool?

its 19$ + tax ...



also, i still cant find the 2pin service connector... anyone have a picture of it?

 

The first time I reset an SRS light I used a paperclip. The tool was only $7.00 when I got one.

The MES connector has a yellow 2pin connector. From memory it has 2 green wires leading to it.
It is located in the cabin fusebox. It will be sitting in a "dead" socket that has no pins inside.

EDIT: Sorry, no pic. I knew where there was one in another thread, but it seems to be gone. (the pic, not the thread)
EDIT AGAIN: I wonder if your pricing the the Airbag deployment simulator? The part 07PAZ-0010100 (SCS service connector) only lists for $11.64 according to San Leandro Honda's website.

 

I have also done it using a copper wire. But since the manual clearly says NOT to do it that way, I'm not going to tell you it's OK to do it that way.

 

Wink, wink, nudge, nudge ... .

 

I paid $14 bucks for mine I guess the price is what they feel like charging