SRS Warning

Hello all, I've done a search and not found anything to help.

My SRS light came on for no apparent reason.

I've called a few garages but the only ones who have the correct diagnostics equipment is Land Rover who also want to charge me a small fortune.

Does anyone know anyone in the Cheshire/Manchester area who could help and doesn't charge two weeks worth of food shopping per hour

Don't know where you searched I just looked n found a whole page of Threads

Hi
The same thing happened to me,Have a look under your front seats for the seat wire connections and juggle the connectors about if that doe's not work pull the connectors apart then plug them back in,This worked for me and the srs warning lights have not come on again.

Bromsgrove Defender said:

Don't know where you searched I just looked n found a whole page of Threads

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yes, there are many threads, but none that made sense to me and said where someone who could help is in this area

Ramjet said:

Hi
The same thing happened to me,Have a look under your front seats for the seat wire connections and juggle the connectors about if that doe's not work pull the connectors apart then plug them back in,This worked for me and the srs warning lights have not come on again.

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tried that

Konica said:

yes, there are many threads, but none that made sense to me and said where someone who could help is in this area

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Ramjet said:

Hi
The same thing happened to me,Have a look under your front seats for the seat wire connections and juggle the connectors about if that doe's not work pull the connectors apart then plug them back in,This worked for me and the srs warning lights have not come on again.

Konica said:

tried that

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So ya tried that huh?. But did you use a circuit tester?
Cos I know this bloke knows what he's talking about

Optimus Prime said:

only things you can realisticly check your self is all the connections, esp. ones under the seats (yellow). dunt do it with ignition on or you will get what you deserve.......

esp. if you've not long had the vehicle, and chances are you moved the seats backward and forward to the right position which has a habit of disturbing these connectors

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Bromsgrove Defender said:

So ya tried that huh?. But did you use a circuit tester?
Cos I know this bloke knows what he's talking about

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nope... dunno how to