Airbag control unit with part number 95910-AR100

What does the airbag control unit 95910-AR100 do?

The airbag control unit 95910-AR100 processes the measured values from the crash sensors in the restraint system (SRS) of Genesis. In an impact it decides within milliseconds which airbags and seatbelt pretensioners are triggered.

At the same time, the unit monitors the other components of the system without interruption. If it detects a fault, the airbag warning light in the instrument cluster lights up.

After an accident the control unit writes crash data to its memory and then locks itself. The lock can only be lifted by the repair.

Why does the control unit 95910-AR100 fail?

Crash data in the memory is the most common cause of a failure of the 95910-AR100. It arises even if no airbag has deployed, and it cannot be removed with a usual diagnostic tool. Added to this are aged electronics, moisture in plugs, cold solder joints and voltage spikes.

That the airbags did not trigger changes nothing about this; the incident is still recorded in the memory. Airbag24 removes this data during the repair.

Other triggers tend to develop over a longer period. Components age, solder joints can become brittle, and moisture attacks the contacts. Voltage spikes, for example from a weak battery or a jump start, put additional strain on the electronics.

How can you tell that the 95910-AR100 is defective?

The airbag warning light in the instrument cluster shows a defect in the 95910-AR100 by lighting up constantly or only from time to time. A fault message in the instrument cluster, an interrupted connection to the diagnostic tool and a fault memory that cannot be cleared may also occur.

This indication is the clearest sign that something is wrong in the restraint system. That is exactly why prompt clarification makes sense.

If the diagnostic tool does not communicate with the control unit at all, the cause lies in the unit or in the line to it. A fault memory that cannot be emptied points in the same direction.

While the fault persists, airbags and seatbelt pretensioners may not be able to trigger in an emergency.

Which vehicles is the 95910-AR100 fitted in?

This page lists the stored models. The control unit 95910-AR100 is fitted in these vehicles: Genesis GV70 JK1 (2021-2023) and JK1 Facelift (from 2024).

The list contains the models for which the part number is stored:

• Genesis GV70 JK1 (2021-2023)
• Genesis GV70 JK1 Facelift (from 2024)

A comparison with the label on the removed control unit confirms that it is the right unit. Whether the unit is defective is clarified by the fault memory, which you have read out beforehand. It also shows whether a plug or a cable is causing the fault.

How does the repair of the 95910-AR100 work?

First have the fault memory read out and prepare the log. Then disconnect the battery, remove the control unit 95910-AR100 and create the repair order online.

After that, pack the unit well and send it in, with the log enclosed. Airbag24 checks the control unit on the test bench, replaces defective components, erases the stored crash data and carries out a functional test.

Your own unit then comes back. Processing at Airbag24 usually takes 3–4 working days, counted for checking, repairing and testing.

Our repairs come with 2 years' statutory liability for defects. The repaired control unit comes back with all vehicle data and is ready for use as soon as it is refitted — no coding or programming is required.

How does the control unit 95910-AR100 get to Airbag24?

The control unit 95910-AR100 can be sent in as a parcel; alternatively you book a UPS collection for an extra charge. The reparated unit is also returned by UPS.

The printed repair order goes into the parcel with the unit. Pack the unit shock-proof before dispatch.