CGDI CG70 Airbag Reset Tool
The CGDI CG70 Airbag Reset Tool is a professional SRS module diagnostic and repair solution designed to read supported airbag-module information and clear stored fault or crash data through a simplified one-key procedure.
Using intelligent diagnostic technology, the CG70 can connect to compatible airbag modules through their pin ports. For supported connection methods, technicians can complete the operation without opening the module cover, soldering wires or removing memory chips.
Main Features
- Professional SRS and airbag-module service tool
- Intelligent airbag-module diagnosis
- One-key fault-code and crash-data clearing
- Reads supported airbag-module information
- Direct pin-port connection
- No module-cover opening for supported procedures
- No soldering required for supported modules
- No memory-chip removal required
- Reduces airbag-module repair time
- Clear software interface
- Suitable for automotive electronics workshops
- Designed for professional airbag technicians
Intelligent Module Diagnosis
The CGDI CG70 can identify and communicate with supported SRS control modules through the correct pin connection.
Depending on the module, available information may include:
- Airbag-module identification
- Manufacturer and module data
- Stored diagnostic trouble codes
- Supported crash-data information
- Communication and connection status
One-Key Airbag Reset
For supported modules, the software provides a simplified one-key procedure to clear stored SRS fault information or crash data after the vehicle and restraint system have been properly repaired.
This can reduce the time required for procedures that traditionally involve:
- Opening the airbag-module housing
- Soldering wires to the circuit board
- Removing EEPROM or MCU chips
- Reading and manually editing memory data
- Reinstalling and soldering components
No Welding or Chip Removal
The CG70 uses direct pin connections for supported airbag modules. This allows technicians to communicate with the module without soldering or disassembling the internal memory chip.
The exact connection method depends on the module. Always follow the official CGDI wiring diagram and software instructions.
Typical Applications
The CGDI CG70 may be used for supported procedures such as:
- Reading airbag-module information
- Reading SRS fault codes
- Clearing supported SRS fault data
- Resetting supported crash-data records
- Preparing a repaired module for reinstallation
- Checking communication with an airbag control unit
- Servicing replacement SRS modules
Recommended Working Procedure
- Diagnose the complete SRS system.
- Repair or replace deployed airbags, pretensioners, sensors and damaged wiring.
- Remove the SRS module when required by the official procedure.
- Select the correct module in the CG70 software.
- Follow the displayed wiring and pinout diagram.
- Connect the module using the correct adapter or cable.
- Read and save the original module data when available.
- Perform the supported reset or clearing procedure.
- Reinstall the module and complete a full SRS diagnostic scan.
Suitable For
- Airbag repair specialists
- Automotive electronics technicians
- ECU and module repair workshops
- Professional diagnostic centers
- Used-module preparation
- SRS system repair and maintenance
Important Compatibility Notice
Vehicle and airbag-module coverage depends on the manufacturer, model, year, module part number, processor and CG70 software version.
“No welding” and “no disassembly” apply only to modules that support direct pin-port operation. Some modules may require a different connection method or may not be supported.
Before purchasing, confirm compatibility using the exact SRS module part number and clear photographs of the module label.
Professional Safety Notice
Clearing an airbag fault code or crash-data record does not repair deployed airbags, damaged seat-belt pretensioners, faulty impact sensors, wiring problems or other physical SRS faults.
All damaged restraint-system components must be correctly inspected, repaired or replaced before resetting and reinstalling the module.
Airbag and SRS systems contain pyrotechnic devices and must be handled only by trained professionals. Always disconnect the vehicle battery, follow the manufacturer’s safety procedures and use the correct wiring diagram.
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