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> OT - Anyone defeat the SRS light on a Benz..., for non-airbag steering wheel?
neo914-6
post Oct 22 2004, 12:08 AM
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Light comes on because the control module is looking for the air bag which is not equipped on the steering wheel I just installed. Is there a way to mimic the signal? I tried to jump the brushes on the column but it just blew the fuse. The simple method is to remove the bulb but I would like to retain the indication that confirms the Seat Restraint system is working.
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post Oct 23 2004, 08:01 PM
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Legalities aside, as you wish. Just because they sold it doesn't mean it could be used on a particular car. It's possible that airbags were optional on the car you have, or the wheel was designed for cars sold in other markets. I work on airbag cars here at the shop all the time, and I know of no way to bypass the light while making it function. In fact, I don't WANT to know. The SRS module runs a self test sequence before it shuts the light off, and (for all I know) it may require some sort of complex feedback before it does so.

Good luck, The Cap'n
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