Take it to the dealer, they have the parts to fix it. Plus they’re the only ones who can turn off the srs light References :
BIG FELLA Said,
Bring it to a main dealer i work for fiat and there will be a component that has failed or possibly a faulty wire that may have a break in the loom , ask the dealer to quote you for investigation work should take no l one that 0.5 hrs to diagnose , maybe 1hr tops References : fiat service advisor
hawk-eye Said,
And quick. It’s an MoT fail References :
Beckee Said,
someone told me once it could be a sign of a weak battery which triggers the light to come on. References :
Dan B Said,
The garage has to be wrong. There’s something that is causing the light to come on. It didn’t come from the factory that way. Did you buy the car used from the same fly-by-night, buy-here-pay here place that told you nothing can be done? When the SRS light stays on, the self-test failed. I would first suspect that the airbags were replaced after a collision and not properly installed or even connected. Or the crash sensors are not installed or connected.
If you are the original owner, then take it to a shop that specializes in air bag systems. Some cars do not have the air bag system connected to the OBDII system, so a trouble code won’t be set or readable. There’s a separate diagnostics machine for the system. Something is wrong. I would not trust the air bags to deploy – so drive carefully. References :
Take it to the dealer, they have the parts to fix it. Plus they’re the only ones who can turn off the srs light
References :
Bring it to a main dealer i work for fiat and there will be a component that has failed or possibly a faulty wire that may have a break in the loom , ask the dealer to quote you for investigation work should take no l one that 0.5 hrs to diagnose , maybe 1hr tops
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fiat service advisor
And quick. It’s an MoT fail
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someone told me once it could be a sign of a weak battery which triggers the light to come on.
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The garage has to be wrong. There’s something that is causing the light to come on. It didn’t come from the factory that way. Did you buy the car used from the same fly-by-night, buy-here-pay here place that told you nothing can be done? When the SRS light stays on, the self-test failed. I would first suspect that the airbags were replaced after a collision and not properly installed or even connected. Or the crash sensors are not installed or connected.
If you are the original owner, then take it to a shop that specializes in air bag systems. Some cars do not have the air bag system connected to the OBDII system, so a trouble code won’t be set or readable. There’s a separate diagnostics machine for the system. Something is wrong. I would not trust the air bags to deploy – so drive carefully.
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