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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, 09:39 PM
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Just because a dealer sells an option doesn't make it right. A dealer can sell a supercharger and install it but they may neglect to tell it voids your warranty even though it's made for your vehicle. If an airbag comes [/B]from the factory[B] it is a required safety device from that point. Airbags and the seatbelts in such a case are engineered to work together. Dealerships may have sold that as an option, but they may have been trying to get whatever money they could. More on airbags from NHTSA can be found hereairbags
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