S-Class (W220) 1999-2006: S 320 CDI, S 320, S430, S 500, S 600

One issue fixed-- now another

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Old 04-16-2009, 12:54 PM
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One issue fixed-- now another

2005 S500-58000 miles:
Looks like my Keyless Go system is diagnosed and fixed. Yea!
Now I am getting a SRS Defective (Supplemental Restraint System) signal on the display. Hopefully, it's only a sensor issue. Since this is a safety matter, shouldn't MB take care of this even though the car is just out of warranty regardless of what the cause is?
Thanks for the input.
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Since this is a safety matter, shouldn't MB take care of this even though the car is just out of warranty regardless of what the cause is?
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Judging from the first couple of responses, I'd guess that would be a big
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Kinda strange since even Chevrolet paid to replace a computer module in a six year old vehicle since they considered it a safety matter. Oh well, so much for doing the right thing.
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Yeah, acura fixed mine 100K plus miles and 8 years later. But, a benz is a benz. Gotta pay to play. And apparently be safe too

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