SRS Malfunction Message
02-06-2007, 03:42 PM
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SRS Malfunction Message
Fired the beast up this weekend only to be greeted by a "SRS Malfunction - Please drive to service facility" message. Thanks, I want my airbag working if the need arises.
Car is in the shop today and is ready to be picked up. I'll be interested to see what the cause of a random glitch was - since the car is only a year old with about 12K miles on it. FWIW, car drove and operated normally while the red SRS indicator warning light on the dash remained illuminated.
Car is in the shop today and is ready to be picked up. I'll be interested to see what the cause of a random glitch was - since the car is only a year old with about 12K miles on it. FWIW, car drove and operated normally while the red SRS indicator warning light on the dash remained illuminated.
02-06-2007, 03:45 PM
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My guess is that it is the sensor by the driver seat belt. let us know. What year is the car? This was a common issue back in '04/'05. Basically the connection gets loose.
02-06-2007, 03:50 PM
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I had the same problem a few months back. It turned out to be the sensor.
A very special SLR tech fixed it for me.
A very special SLR tech fixed it for me.
02-06-2007, 04:03 PM
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He is a smarty pants, but none the less a good tech. I had to leave him a six pack of beer in the back seat to make him happy. He works for beer. 
Good to see you on here Jangster. Miss you guys. I think I am heading down your way this Friday for that run?
That damn airbag issue is very common.
Good to see you on here Jangster. Miss you guys. I think I am heading down your way this Friday for that run?
That damn airbag issue is very common.
02-06-2007, 04:13 PM
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He is a smarty pants, but none the less a good tech. I had to leave him a six pack of beer in the back seat to make him happy. He works for beer.
Good to see you on here Jangster. Miss you guys. I think I am heading down your way this Friday for that run?
That damn airbag issue is very common.
Good to see you on here Jangster. Miss you guys. I think I am heading down your way this Friday for that run?
That damn airbag issue is very common.
02-06-2007, 09:11 PM
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Dealer pulled a P2075-002 fault code and replaced the airbag wiring harness to the steering column module. Always makes me nervous when the repair ticket says "suspect" and "repairs checks OK at this time." Basically means they made an educated guess and the repair worked - so far.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
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02-06-2007, 10:32 PM
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Dealer pulled a P2075-002 fault code and replaced the airbag wiring harness to the steering column module. Always makes me nervous when the repair ticket says "suspect" and "repairs checks OK at this time." Basically means they made an educated guess and the repair worked - so far.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
02-06-2007, 10:47 PM
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Dealer pulled a P2075-002 fault code and replaced the airbag wiring harness to the steering column module. Always makes me nervous when the repair ticket says "suspect" and "repairs checks OK at this time." Basically means they made an educated guess and the repair worked - so far.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
My car is a '05 and if I get the SRS light again, I'll suggest the sensor by the seat belt. Thanks for the feedback.
02-07-2007, 01:21 AM
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Now you go to SB and have them attempt to fix your battery...what is it?? 7 times now??
j/k
02-07-2007, 01:23 AM
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