If I start my car before I put my seat belt on, my SRS indicator light comes on and stays on no matter whether I wear the belt or not. If I put my seat belt on first before I start the engine, no indicator light (normal status). I called my local Honda dealer and they told me that if the indicator light has to do with seat belt tensioners, it's under a recall but they want $103 to read the codes. I think it will be no charge to me if the codes say seat belt tensioner only.
Does anyone know if I go to Autozone to have them read my codes, can their reader tell me if this indicator light has to do with air bags vs seat belt tensioners? In other words, will there be a separate code for each? I really don't want to spend $103 to read the codes nor have I decided if I want to mess with the air bags if that's the problem unless it might cause harm if inflated. Any idea what an air bag fix might cost (without the code reading fee)? If it matters, this is on a 2003 Honda Accord sedan 4 cyl auto.