hughandjen · Dec 6, 2020

1999 4.6 vogue se
Hi guys quick question
SRS light just appeared today. I have been pushing seats far back so think it may be the connections under the seats.
My question is, is it ok to unplug these and clean them up without disconnecting the battery. I have heard that disconnecting the battery can cause other issues.
Thanks

kermit_rr · Dec 6, 2020

It's strongly recommended to disconnect the battery and let it sit for 15 mins before touching air bag related equipment/connections.
I occasionally get this if i moved the seat and am content to jiggle the wires while leaving it connected, you can move them in and out a bit which sorts of our until next time. Cycle the ignition and the self check will turn the light off

hughandjen · Dec 6, 2020

kermit_rr said:
It's strongly recommended to disconnect the battery and let it sit for 15 mins before touching air bag related equipment/connections.
I occasionally get this if i moved the seat and am content to jiggle the wires while leaving it connected, you can move them in and out a bit which sorts of our until next time. Cycle the ignition and the self check will turn the light off

Will disconnecting the battery give me grief other than recoding the radio?

tomcat59alan · Dec 6, 2020

hughandjen said:
Will disconnecting the battery give me grief other than recoding the radio?

You will have to reset the windows and sunroof as well.easy job.Make sure you disconnect as per manual.

tomcat59alan · Dec 6, 2020

tomcat59alan said:
You will have to reset the windows and sunroof as well.easy job.Make sure you disconnect as per manual.

hughandjen said:
Will disconnecting the battery give me grief other than recoding the radio?

Make sure you read my edit in post #4

hughandjen · Dec 6, 2020

I read somewhere on here that I can just remove the SRS fuse instead of disconnecting the battery
That would be a whole lot easier

tomcat59alan · Dec 6, 2020

hughandjen said:
I read somewhere on here that I can just remove the SRS fuse instead of disconnecting the battery
That would be a whole lot easier

I don't know so I cannot comment,do a search and see if you can find that post.

Mark Piercy · Dec 6, 2020

Are there two bulbs, one for when the other pops??

kermit_rr · Dec 6, 2020

Mark Piercy said:
Are there two bulbs, one for when the other pops??

Yes, if one pops, the other will light up

Mark Piercy · Dec 6, 2020

kermit_rr said:
Yes, if one pops, the other will light up

Cheers kermy. I thought there was something like that

wammers · Dec 7, 2020

And stay lit, it will not go out.

kermit_rr · Dec 7, 2020

wammers said:
And stay lit, it will not go out.

Until you replace the broken bulb

wammers · Dec 7, 2020

kermit_rr said:
Until you replace the broken bulb

Yup.

pwood999 · Dec 7, 2020

Air-Bag fuses look like F7 & F23. In theory removing these two should avoid the need for battery disconnect.

tomcat59alan · Dec 7, 2020

pwood999 said:
Air-Bag fuses look like F7 & F23. In theory removing these two should avoid the need for battery disconnect.BANG,WHAT the F#K
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wammers · Dec 7, 2020

Disconnect the battery, wait thirty minutes for system to discharge.

Mark Piercy · Dec 7, 2020

Pull the battery lead/s. It's not worth the flipping the skid marks

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