Is it possible to reset airbag on Tesla Model 3/Y Airbag 1512876-00-E by OBDSTAR P50 or CGDI CG70 Airbag Reset Tool?
Tesla part number 1512876-00-E Overview:
The Tesla part number 1512876-00-E is the Restraint Control Module (RCM) or Airbag Control Module used in Tesla Model 3 and Model Y (common in 2023-2025 models). After a collision, this module stores crash data and must be reset or repaired to reactivate the airbag system.
Key Details:
Part Number: 1512876-00-E
MCU: R7F701330A (Encrypted)
- OBDSTAR P50 – Diagnostic Only
Can read and clear DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) but cannot perform a full crash data reset.
Limited to basic diagnostics; no repair capability for this module.
- CGDI CG70– Diagnostic + Manual Repair Option
Software (Diag Only): Similar to OBDSTAR, the CG70 can read and clear fault codes in bench mode (recent software update supports this part number).
Manual Repair Service: While the CG70 software alone cannot reset crash data, CGDI’s technical team can manually repair the module.
Process:
- Read 95M01 EEPROM data
- Correct/reset crash data
- Unlock & read the R7F701330A MCU for further repair
- Write back repaired data via BENCH mode
Note: The module must be sent to CGDI’s factory for repair (paid service). Once repaired, it can be reinstalled in the vehicle without additional programming.
Conclusion:
For quick diagnostics, both OBDSTAR and CG70 can read/clear codes.
For full crash reset, the CG70 offers a manual repair service (via CGDI’s team), while OBDSTAR does not.
No standalone tool currently supports direct crash reset for this module—professional intervention is required.
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