NRG Innovations SRK-RES Pair SRS Warning Light Resistors Hub Adapter

i had to return this as my steering wheel came with these resistors already. installed the exact resistor set up that came with my wheel and it works perfectly as described. heres a tip - u can install them by back probing the connector and secure it. makes the install so much easier.

Can't really comment since I didn't use product. Had found another solution while waiting. Decided to keep just in case needed later. The little flashlight promo doesn't work at all. Waste of batteries

Waste of money didnt work don't buy!!!!

Just what i needed for my new nrg setup on my 99 civic that i installed,if your airbag connector has male prongs like my car does just stick the prongs through the backside of the connector like the factory wires and tape it to the airbag harness and then you must find the proper way to reset your srs error code for your specific vehicle.

I got these to fix an airbag light on my 1994 firebird when I replaced the OEM steering wheel.Was a bit tricky to figure out how to install it on my particular car but overall took less than 10 minutes to install and poof! no more airbag light! Highly recommend.p.s. I know others have said these didnt work for them, they do work!!!

I needed a second SRS resistor for my FIAT 500 and this simple component fits the bill. These plug-in resistors arrived quickly, were well packaged, and installation was easy.When installing, first remove the + and - terminals from your starting battery and touch them together to dissipate any stored energy. Plug them into your airbag lead sockets, reconnect the battery and your SRS warning light and message center (if applicable) should no longer display an error. If the warning light remains illuminated, you may have to perform a system reset to effectively turn it off and clear the system’s SRS fault.

Resistor is too small, its so small its same diameter as the wire (see purple arrow in my pic)Soldering it and plugged it in on my C5 Corvette and still had an airbag light.NRG website says its 2.2 ohm but lots of other websites that sell it refer to it as 2.0 ohm so I'm not sure if its .2 too low but regardless it didn’t work for me besides it doesn’t need a fuse so better off with a straight 2.2ohm resistor.

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