SUZUKi 3F90A-6400 Airbag ECU | Crash Data Reset & SRS Module Repair Service

Welcome to Bowland Autotech, your experts in SUZUKI 3F90A-6400 Airbag Crash Data Removal and SRS Module Reset. Also known as “Airbag Module Repair,” “Suzuki airbag sensor clearing,” or “Airbag light reset service”, our process removes stored crash data from your existing ECU, saving you from the cost of buying a new one. If your SUZUKI (e.g., Swift, Baleno, Ignis, Celerio, Alto, Splash, SX4, Vitara, Grand Vitara, Jimny, S-Cross, Kizashi, Wagon R, Liana, and other Suzuki models) has been in an accident, we can help you get back on the road safely and affordably.

How Our Service Works (5-Step Process):

1. Check Compatibility: Send us a message with your SUZUKI Airbag ECU part number to confirm compatibility, service availability, and price.
2. Remove & Ship Your Airbag ECU: You (the customer) will remove the ECU from your vehicle. We do not remove it ourselves. Carefully package your ECU and send it to us via a registered/tracked shipping method once you’ve clicked “Buy It Now.”
3. Crash Data Reset: We perform a thorough crash data removal (SRS Module Reset) and test your ECU, typically within 1 working day of receiving it.
4. Return Shipping: We return your reset ECU via Royal Mail or a trusted courier with tracking details provided.
5. Reinstall & Enjoy: Once your ECU arrives back, reinstall it in your vehicle, ensuring all airbag or pretensioner components are replaced or repaired if previously deployed.

Why Choose Bowland Autotech?

• Professional Service: Years of experience with MITSUBISHI ECUs & SRS modules.
• Comprehensive Reset: We clear crash data, so you don’t have to buy a new airbag module.
• Fast Turnaround: Most resets are completed the same or next working day.
• 12-Month Guarantee: We stand behind our crash data reset process for 12 months.
• Free Return Shipping: No extra cost to get your module back to you.

Where to Find Your Part Number

On your Airbag ECU label, you’ll typically see multiple numbers or barcodes from the manufacturer (e.g., TRW, Denso, Delphi , Bosch, Continental , Siemens). The Part Number we need is often the XXXXX-XXXXX (for example, "38910-57S20“

Welcome to Bowland Autotech, your experts in SUZUKI Airbag Crash Data Removal and SRS Module Reset. Also known as “Airbag Module Repair,” “Suzuki airbag sensor clearing,” or “Airbag light reset service”, our process removes stored crash data from your existing ECU, saving you from the cost of buying a new one. If your SUZUKI (e.g., Swift, Baleno, Ignis, Celerio, Alto, Splash, SX4, Vitara, Grand Vitara, Jimny, S-Cross, Kizashi, Wagon R, Liana, and other Suzuki models) has been in an accident, we can help you get back on the road safely and affordably.

”). If you’re unsure which code is correct, feel free to send us a clear photo of the ECU label, and we can advise you.

!!! Supported ALL Airbag ECU Part Numbers !!!

We can work with virtually any SUZUKI Airbag ECU part number. Below is a reference list of common part numbers that many MITSUBISHI modules share. If yours starts with any of these, we can reset it:

What You Need to Know:

• This is not a sale of a new, used, or refurbished Airbag ECU. You are purchasing a crash data reset service for your existing module.
• We do not remove the ECU from your vehicle; that is the customer’s responsibility.
• Ensure the Airbag ECU is packaged securely before shipping it to us.
• We cannot reset Airbag ECUs that are physically damaged or deemed beyond repair.
• If your airbag or seatbelt pretensioners deployed, they must be replaced/fixed before reinstalling the ECU.

Shipping & Returns:

• Free Return Shipping: Your reset Airbag ECU will be shipped back at no additional cost.
• If we cannot complete the reset due to hardware or software issues on our end, you will receive a full refund, including return postage.
• If the ECU is beyond repair, we will issue a refund minus return postage costs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Will this fix my airbag light if my seat belt pretensioners or airbags are not replaced yet?
A1: You must replace or repair all deployed seat belts, pretensioners, or airbags before reinstalling a reset ECU. Otherwise, the airbag light may remain on.

Q2: How do you handle modules that arrive physically damaged?
A2: Physically damaged ECUs (cracked board, water damage, etc.) are often not repairable. If we cannot reset it, you’ll receive a refund (minus return postage).

Q3: How long is your guarantee, and what does it cover?
A3: We offer a 12-month guarantee on the crash data reset process. In most cases, our service is non-intrusive and does not require soldering. Therefore, there is no external evidence that the ECU was repaired or that the vehicle had been in a previous crash. This process does not alter any legal or identifying information on the ECU, so it will not affect your insurance. If the module fails due to our workmanship within 12 months, we will redo the reset at no charge, returning you a “renewed” ECU free of crash codes.

Contact Us:

For any questions or to confirm compatibility for your SUZUKI Airbag ECU Crash Data Reset, “SRS Module Reset,” or “Airbag Light Reset Service,” please send us a message through eBay. We’re here to help!