357magnum
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Help with why my srh light comes on occasionally on my year 2000 td5 discovery
Srh red light on occasionally
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What is SRH?
357magnum
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Sorry should be srs, to do with airbags I believe
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Likely one of the connectors, if you're driver's seat has an airbag then there will be a yellow wire inner the seat with a bad connection. . There's others or could be too, but that's the easy one.
Before you mess with anything airbag related, your advised to disconnect the battery for 20 mins beforehand so you don't risk setting anything off.
You'll need to input the radio code etc once you're finished and reconnect
Before you mess with anything airbag related, your advised to disconnect the battery for 20 mins beforehand so you don't risk setting anything off.
You'll need to input the radio code etc once you're finished and reconnect
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Get some contact cleaner to spray on it too ...
357magnum
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OK thanks will give it a try
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Hi,as above & I don't want to teach anyone to suck eggs but disconnect the battery EARTH FIRST
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So you don't ground your spanner while removing the positive by accident
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Mine came on like this it was the connection under the passenger seat.I was told if you move the seat the connector.
can become unhappy and throws up a lamp.I just pushed the connector and it went away,fine since.
can become unhappy and throws up a lamp.I just pushed the connector and it went away,fine since.
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This problem with the underseat connectors is well known.
Some simply bypass the connector either with a chocblock or by soldering the wires together.
I've done it with a chocblock.
Some simply bypass the connector either with a chocblock or by soldering the wires together.
I've done it with a chocblock.
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Thats a good idea Stanley S I am going to do that just in case it comes back ...thank you
