srs light

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ANDYKNOWS

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Srs light came on a couple of weeks ago. I pulled the fuse to stop it going off unexpectedly. Took it to an independent LR specialist, turned out to be the rotary coupler at fault, quoted £300 to £600 to repair, A lot to fork out for a 94 disco. Tempted to pull the fuse and leave it at that.
 
Which fuse did you pull? I dont have an owners manual with mine and was thinking of pulling the bulb from the dash.

Not really bothered about air bags as I have a wrap around bull bar and have been told these can prevent them going off in an accident anyhoo.
 
The srs light stays on now due to the rotary coupling/pulled fuse fault. Have purchased a new rotary coupling for megadosh. Will be fitting it shortly. Have been told that the fault is "stored" even if the problem is rectified, and will need to be cleared by landrover dignostic setup. True or false. Would have thought that the selftest on startup would clear the "stored" fault after a repair?
 
Wouldn't it have been cheaper to remove the air bags? I believe LR have to reset the stored fault.
 
It would be cheaper to cycle everywhere, but the bikes been stuck in the shed for eighteen months.

If the airbag is fitted, I,d prefer it to work.

Looks like another visit to landrover then.
 
i crushed my SRS light bulb :p

passed every MOT since


abs light goes out with the oil light


good old land rovers


i dont want airbags and abs anyway



my winch and bumper will protect me
 
I had a similar problem on my wife's TDi 300 and it was the rotary coupler, picked one up off Ebay for £15 plus p&p. There are various types - with or without airbag/CC/radio controls. The same part is fitted to Disco II's.

Easy to fit, the hardest bit was getting the steering wheel off.
 
Dont Know if this helps- My srs light was on when i bought my disco ( 51 td5) It turned out the fault was a loose wire in the plug under the drivers seat, connected to seatbelt I think. Im sure I found the cause in a thread in LZ, maybe worth checking.
 
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