SRS Warning Light on S500-95
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S500, 330Ci SC
SRS Warning Light on S500-95
Recently, I notice that the SRS waring light is on for awhile (3 minutes) after I started the engine. This is not normal compare to before, the SRS was off immediately after the engine had started.
I talked to the SA in Claridge Fremont, he said that it's ok if the SRS light is not on all the time after the engine started. Any suggestions on this or might be a trouble coming up later on and thanks for your help.
I talked to the SA in Claridge Fremont, he said that it's ok if the SRS light is not on all the time after the engine started. Any suggestions on this or might be a trouble coming up later on and thanks for your help.
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You need a Star or HHT to read SRS codes.
Sometimes it's not a current code and a simple reset will fix the problem, but you need to take it to a dealer or an indy.
Sometimes it's not a current code and a simple reset will fix the problem, but you need to take it to a dealer or an indy.
Last edited by vinamg; Dec 16, 2005 at 07:20 PM.
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Originally Posted by vinamg
You need a Star or HHT to read SRS codes.
Sometimes it's not a current code and a simple reset will fix the problem, but you need to take it to a dealer or an indy.
Sometimes it's not a current code and a simple reset will fix the problem, but you need to take it to a dealer or an indy.
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1997 S600 Sedan
vinamg is right. You need the dealership diagsnostic equipment to access the SRS stuff. Codes may be stored even if a warning lamp light isn't on.
I'm not guaranteeing that there is a stored code, but you will need the dealership (or an independent with the equipment) to find out.
Brett
I'm not guaranteeing that there is a stored code, but you will need the dealership (or an independent with the equipment) to find out.
Brett
