Thread: SRS light

Have you checked the relay?
It's in the engine bay fusebox

Originally Posted by Tins

Car is inching its way towards a RWC and now the bloody SRS light, which was on some time ago but has been off for months, has decided to reappear... sigh. SRS light ON, RWC Off. Cleaned and checked all the under seat and console connectors to no avail. So a quick guess, is it the clock spring? Horn and cruise work fine.

the cluster is very easy to separate and insert some black electrical tape over the SLS LED.

Ask me how I know (cough ABS light, same RWC situation)
Also just try disabling the SLS option with nanocom.

You'll have to fix it anyway, so kinda moot ideas. Just saying.


EDIT OOPS read srs as sls. Dont mess with that

Originally Posted by trout1105

Have you checked the relay?
It's in the engine bay fusebox

The yellow one?

Originally Posted by Discosux

the cluster is very easy to separate and insert some black electrical tape over the SLS LED.

Ask me how I know (cough ABS light, same RWC situation)
Also just try disabling the SLS option with nanocom.

You'll have to fix it anyway, so kinda moot ideas. Just saying.


EDIT OOPS read srs as sls. Dont mess with that

Funny, but that was suggested by a certain mech....

Disregard what I said I read it as SLS Not SRS.
Maybe an OBD2 unit May clear the fault (these only work on the V8 D2's) otherwise you may have to get your airbags serviced.

Originally Posted by trout1105

Disregard what I said I read it as SLS Not SRS.
Maybe an OBD2 unit May clear the fault (these only work on the V8 D2's) otherwise you may have to get your airbags serviced.

Well, I have a Nanocom coming. Again.

Its probably the just plug under the front seats. It's not so uncommon. Give them a jiggle or reconnect and it will probably sort the light.

Originally Posted by Slunnie

Its probably the just plug under the front seats. It's not so uncommon. Give them a jiggle or reconnect and it will probably sort the light.

Thanks, but I've tried that a few times.