Interference Fit

This bulletin applies to Honda Fit as well as other models. The OPDS sensors in the front passenger seat-back pad are very sensitive and can set SRS DTC 15-3 (faulty OPDS sensor) or 86-11 (faulty OPDS seat-back sensor) if they are exposed to even small amounts of electronic interference.

This bulletin applies to Honda Fit as well as other models. The OPDS sensors in the front passenger seat-back pad are very sensitive and can set SRS DTC 15-3 (faulty OPDS sensor) or 86-11 (faulty OPDS seat-back sensor) if they are exposed to even small amounts of electronic interference.

Some electrical devices that plug into the accessory power socket (especially those using a power inverter/converter) can interfere with the seat-back sensors and cause a false DTC. Even fluorescent lights can cause this when placed near these sensors.

Find out if the customer is using any plug-in electrical devices or fluorescent lights near the front passenger seat.

If this is the case, clear the DTC and advise the customer not to use plug-in electrical devices or fluorescent lights near the front passenger seat-back.

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