jmedcob
Is it possible to delete SRS module malfunctions with Carly?
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jmedcob (Author)
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It's possible to use diagnostic tools like Carly to read and clear fault codes from the SRS/airbag module. However, it's crucial to first identify and fix the underlying issue causing the airbag warning light before clearing the codes, as this is a safety-related system. I recommend checking the seatbelt buckles and connectors under the seats for any loose connections or damage, as these are common culprits. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!
Thank you for your comment. The problem has been identified; it's the passenger seat occupancy sensor. I've installed an emulator, but to turn off the dashboard light, I need to clear the fault codes from the module.
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CarlyMechanic
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@jmedcob wrote on
Thank you for your comment. The problem has been identified; it's the passenger seat occupancy sensor. I've installed an emulator, but to turn off the dashboard light, I need to clear the fault codes from the module.
After installing the emulator, you can use Carly or a similar diagnostic tool to clear the fault codes from the SRS/airbag module. Make sure the emulator is properly installed and functioning before clearing the codes. Once done, check if the airbag warning light turns off. Let me know if you encounter any issues or have further questions!
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It's possible to use diagnostic tools like Carly to read and clear fault codes from the SRS/airbag module. However, it's crucial to first identify and fix the underlying issue causing the airbag warning light before clearing the codes, as this is a safety-related system. I recommend checking the seatbelt buckles and connectors under the seats for any loose connections or damage, as these are common culprits. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!