SRS light problem
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RE: SRS light problem
The SRS light can be triggered from multiple sources. One common one is the seatbelt sensor(s)--- the drivers seat mechanism usually gets the most use, so is the more likely culprit. Secondly--- there is a "Clock spring" behind the steering wheel that can throw the error code. You also have accelerometers on the vehicle to sense G-loads in the event of a accident--- these usually don't fail, but check the connectors. And last--- the SRS control module can develop a internal fault. Unfortunately, it is difficult for the owner to diagnose and correct this problem. A shop with a Rovacom or Autologic scanner is your best bet.
Regards,
Mike McLaughlin
http://www.eurotekapg.com/techinfo.html
P.S. If the vehicle was ever in a previous accident that resulted in a airbag deployment, the situation gets sticky!
Regards,
Mike McLaughlin
http://www.eurotekapg.com/techinfo.html
P.S. If the vehicle was ever in a previous accident that resulted in a airbag deployment, the situation gets sticky!
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