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Old 01-09-09, 09:34 PM   #1
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SRS light stuck

had a head on with a bunny earlier, well my left front wheel did, SRS light is now stuck on, any ideas guys?
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Old 01-09-09, 09:39 PM   #2
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strange, possibly just coincidence, the connectors under the seat can need cleaned sometimes with electrical cleaner and then reconnected, the light will usually go out after this, however if it doesnt you will need to get it on a scanner to see what the code is
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I vacuumed my car the other week, drove to Portsmouth, sailed to Spain, started the car and the SRS light came on, it stayed on for a couple of days, I then wiggled the wires under the seats and it cleared.

However with your car my first guess would be that the rabbit damaged the sensor or wiring on that side, have a gander (a look, not a swan )on both sides to see if anything is amiss.
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cheers guys will investigate this weekend
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cheers guys will investigate this weekend
but when you posted we were over a quater of the way through the weekend.
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