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Old 14th September 2004, 16:22   #1
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SRS light reset????

Does anyone know how to reset the SRS light without the reset device?

While I was changing the window regulator, I turned the power on to adjust the window height with the airbag unplugged. I believe that caused a trigger and now the srs light would remain on. I know you can get a tool for around 150 but people have also reset lights by depressing buttons, grounding contacts etc.

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Old 14th September 2004, 19:10   #2
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Re: SRS light reset????

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Does anyone know how to reset the SRS light without the reset device?

While I was changing the window regulator, I turned the power on to adjust the window height with the airbag unplugged. I believe that caused a trigger and now the srs light would remain on. I know you can get a tool for around 150 but people have also reset lights by depressing buttons, grounding contacts etc.

Please Help
I would have the dealer check it out. The main reason people would want to reset the SRS light, is if they installed aftermarket seats that don't have the airbag occupant pressure pad. You may have a fault in the SRS system, which will make the system inoperable in the event of a crash.

Cheers, Daniel.
 
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