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Soooo i just picked up a 2003 clk430 45k miles has a srs light lit up. I looked under the seat and found the yellow 3 wire plug coming from the harness. However i cant find the other end i looked for an hour, does any one know where the wire would be coming out from???
Hi, here's a picture of the underside of my passenger seat. I unbolted the seat front and back, then tilted the seat back to get this pic.
Underside of a passenger side. Right hand drive.
I hope this is helpful.
BTW, for weeks now, I have been trying to solve a SRS light issue and eventually I took apart all the plugs on the passenger seat and applied a tiny dab of vaseline to all the terminals and that solved the problem. Yippee. Now i can get my car MOT'd and on the road for the summer.
Awesome, thank you so much. Now i am even more dumbfound, i have 1 wire coming from the back of the seat (brown and blue) thats it nothing else in the front or back ????
the seat is indeed heated also seat pad wire is 3 wire the one i have coming out is 2 wire..... idk what to do here. i hooked up my scan tool had a message for the drivers side air bag thats it. reconnected it now the srs light turns on after about a minute or two after start up and no fault code????
Here are some pictures of the Passenger seat occupancy sensor. I bought this from ebay, but haven't required it because I managed to connect the existing one correctly with the help of a wee dab of vaseline. This is about to go back to the seller, so you could buy it from him next week, if you like. Cost me £28 including uk postage. Part no. A208 820 5310 DM me if you would like more info. Three wires coloured, white brown and black.
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