Airbag control unit with part number 95910-BE100

What does the airbag control unit 95910-BE100 do?

The airbag control unit 95910-BE100 controls the restraint system (SRS) of Hyundai. It processes the signals from the crash sensors, decides within milliseconds in an accident whether to trigger, and monitors the system continuously.

The system includes sensors, firing circuits and wiring, and the unit checks all of them. If it detects a fault, it switches on the airbag warning light in the instrument cluster.

After an accident, it stores crash data and then locks itself.

Why does the control unit 95910-BE100 fail?

Stored crash data after an accident is the most common cause, even if no airbag has deployed. A normal diagnostic tool cannot erase it. Other causes include ageing electronics, cold solder joints, moisture and corrosion at plug connections, and voltage spikes.

The crash data stays in the control unit until the repair removes it. As long as it remains there, the entry stays in the fault memory.

The other causes act independently of this. Electronics age, solder joints can be cold, and moisture or corrosion attack plug connections. Voltage spikes, for example from a weak battery or after a jump start, put additional strain on the unit.

How can you tell that the 95910-BE100 is defective?

A fault shows up as the airbag warning light in the instrument cluster, as an error message, as a lack of connection to the diagnostic tool, or as a fault memory that cannot be erased. In an emergency, airbags and seatbelt pretensioners may then fail to deploy.

The warning light is the most visible sign. It may stay on permanently or only come on intermittently, and in both cases it is worth having the fault memory read out.

A missing connection to the diagnostic tool can also be caused by a plug or a cable. Only the check will narrow that down.

Which vehicles is the 95910-BE100 fitted in?

The airbag control unit 95910-BE100 is fitted in these vehicles: Hyundai Kona SX2 (from 2023).

Below is an overview of the vehicles linked to this part number.

• Hyundai Kona SX2 (from 2023)

Compare the part number on the label of the removed unit with this page. This ensures that it is the right unit. Have the fault memory read out beforehand, because only the log shows whether the control unit is defective or a plug or cable is the cause.

For the same vehicles, we also repair control units with the part numbers 95910-17600, 95910-J9100.

How does the repair of the 95910-BE100 work?

First, have the fault memory read out and enclose the log. Then disconnect the battery, only then remove the control unit, and create a repair order online. Then send in the well-packed unit.

At Airbag24, the control unit is examined on the test bench, defective components are replaced, stored crash data is erased, and a function test completes the work.

Processing at Airbag24 usually takes 3–4 working days. 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-BE100 get to Airbag24?

You can send the unit in as a parcel or book a UPS collection for an extra charge. After the repair, Airbag24 returns it by UPS.

The printed repair order goes into the parcel, and the unit should be packed shockproof.