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Nissan Rogue airbags, seat belts, and SRS module reset

The Rogue is one of the vehicles we process most often, so Rogue airbags and seat belt assemblies are usually in stock. Roof curtain and side bags on this SUV are position-specific, and the belt hardware differs between the older body style and the 2021 and newer cars, so give us the year and we will confirm the part against your VIN before it ships. The original air bag diagnosis sensor unit from your Rogue can be mailed in for a crash data reset if you want to keep the one the car was built with.

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Air Bag Diagnosis Sensor Unit

Why the Rogue airbag light stays on after a crash

Nissan calls the Rogue airbag computer the air bag diagnosis sensor unit. It is the control unit for the supplemental restraint system. It receives signals from the front, side, and crash-zone sensors, controls the deployment of the airbags and pretensioners, and writes a permanent deployment record into its memory the moment it detects a crash. On the Rogue it also works with the occupant classification system.

Once that crash data is stored, the unit locks and the airbag light stays on. A standard OBD2 scanner cannot clear it because the hard codes live inside the sensor unit. Whether your Rogue deployed one airbag or several, the unit has the crash on file and will not arm again until the data is cleared at the module level.

We reset your original Rogue air bag diagnosis sensor unit in our shop, erase the stored crash data and hard codes, and return it factory-ready to plug back in. You keep the part Nissan built for your Rogue. It holds its original VIN-matched coding and arms again the moment it is reinstalled.

Rogue by generation

Rogue generations and where the sensor unit lives

The Rogue has run through three generations since it arrived in 2008, and the diagnosis sensor unit stayed under the center console on the floor. We reset every one.

GenerationYearsModule location
S352008 to 2013Under the center console on the floor between the front seats
T322014 to 2020Under the center console assembly on the floor, behind the console trim
T332021 to presentLow and centered under the console on the floor, below the radio

On a Rogue you remove the center console trim and surrounding panels to reach the unit, then unbolt it from the floor. Turn the ignition off, disconnect both battery cables, and wait at least three minutes before you touch any of the yellow SRS connectors, because the airbags and pretensioners can still deploy for about three minutes after the power comes off. Some Rogue trims use an occupant classification sensor in the passenger seat that needs to be intact for the system to pass. Call us if yours is hard to find.

Common Rogue SRS codes

Rogue airbag codes we clear every day

Nissan uses B-series SRS codes on the Rogue. Deployment and crash-data codes clear with a reset. Open and short codes can point to the spiral cable or a part. Scan yours first.

B1049Driver air bag module open B1054Driver air bag stage 2 open B1051Driver air bag circuit short B1019Passenger air bag module B1007Diagnosis sensor unit fault B1001Control unit fault
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What we fix on your Rogue

Module reset and seat belts, by mail

We do two repairs for the Rogue. We reset the original air bag diagnosis sensor unit and clear the stored crash data so the airbag light goes out. We also rebuild the Rogue seat belts, because after a deployment the pretensioners fire, lock, and the webbing can seize. We restore single, dual, and triple-stage Rogue belts and free locked retractors so they hold the way Nissan built them to.

We are honest about the limits. A module reset clears stored crash data. It is an electronics repair, so your Rogue has to be mechanically safe and properly repaired before the system goes back in service. If a code points to the spiral cable or a damaged part rather than stored data, we tell you.

Nissan Rogue in the snow
Est. 1997 · Glaze family

Why Rogue owners mail it to Arkansas

The Rogue is Nissan’s best seller and a regular in our mail queue. T32 or T33, we reset the diagnosis sensor unit you pull from under the console and send it back cleared with the original VIN coding intact. Honest turnaround, clear answers, and up to 80% saved against a dealer replacement.

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Other Nissan models

We service every Nissan, 1996 and newer

Same air bag diagnosis sensor unit, same two repairs. Here are a few more Nissans we work on every week.

Altima

Diagnosis sensor unit reset and seat belt repair for the Altima.

Altima airbag service →

Sentra

We clear crash data and rebuild belts on the Sentra by mail.

Sentra airbag service →

Honda CR-V

Honda names its airbag computer the SRS unit.

CR-V airbag service →
All Nissan airbag service
Restore your Rogue

Get your Rogue airbag light off

Mail us your original air bag diagnosis sensor unit or seat belt. We clear the crash data, rebuild the pretensioner, and ship your factory part back ready to install.

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