tommivercetti
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Guys,
I have checked through previous posts for this one but still unsure why on a battery change or if the battery goes flat, that it triggers an airbag fault and the SRS light comes on and stays on???!!
I have just recently had my Range Rover 4Ltr petrol in the body shop for the top and bottom tail gates re painted along with bumpers, also they flatened the battery whilst it was in there and had to be jumped of another vehicle.........On collection I mentioned it to them that the light was on and of course, "It was already like that?!".... Is what I got told !!!
Which wasn't the case!!!!
I understand from reading other posts that you need Autologic or testbook to reset..... But just need to understand why a flat battery causes the SRS light to come on? Is it possible they could have caused any damage?
Many Thanks in advance,
T.
I have checked through previous posts for this one but still unsure why on a battery change or if the battery goes flat, that it triggers an airbag fault and the SRS light comes on and stays on???!!
I have just recently had my Range Rover 4Ltr petrol in the body shop for the top and bottom tail gates re painted along with bumpers, also they flatened the battery whilst it was in there and had to be jumped of another vehicle.........On collection I mentioned it to them that the light was on and of course, "It was already like that?!".... Is what I got told !!!
Which wasn't the case!!!!
I understand from reading other posts that you need Autologic or testbook to reset..... But just need to understand why a flat battery causes the SRS light to come on? Is it possible they could have caused any damage?
Many Thanks in advance,
T.