P38 SRS Airbag and headlight issue!

Hi all,

Luckily i dont post that often as my problems are usually minor, but!

Rangerover is up for MOT and i have a SRS warning light come up! Display reads airbag fault too.
I have stripped clocks out and checked bulbs (as i read here they can be an issue) but all seems fine! Any pointers appreciated!

Also, Main beam (headlights closest to grille) flash on and off for no reason at all! I have had to disconect them as its draining my battery when left for a few days!

I am at a loss, please someone, point me in the right direction!

Cheers

Mark

SRS warning can come on if any of the connectors are iffy. Mine does occaisionally. The connector under the drivers seat just needs a prod, and all is well again.
Check on rave for location of all the connectors, give them a clean if poss.

My disco light used to to do that and it was caused by a relay flickering

plumbfisher said:

Check on rave for location of all the connectors, give them a clean if poss.

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Sorry, not sure what "rave" is, and when i looked, i dont think i had any connectors under my seat?

Cheers

Mark

oakey said:

My disco light used to to do that and it was caused by a relay flickering

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Thanks,
Thats a starting point i guess!

Cheers

Mark

l666mud said:

Sorry, not sure what "rave" is, and when i looked, i dont think i had any connectors under my seat?

Cheers

Mark

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RAVE is your bible. Service manual with most of what you need to know. Check the technical section for the free download.

Grrrrrr said:

RAVE is your bible. Service manual with most of what you need to know. Check the technical section for the free download.

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Thanks, will take a look!

Cheers

Mark

The srs connectors are normally yellow (?) and if you don't have them under your seat then I'm guessing yours is a pre 98/99 model. I had this on my 96 DSE. When you have both warnings it means it's a hard fault and the only way to clear it is to put it on diagnostics (mine was an old fault and cleared straight away) It normally happens if someone disconnects a SRS connector then turns the ignition on (doing something with the instrument panel for example). As for the disco headlights, I haven't got a scooby doo!