ShuntDisco · Dec 17, 2013

Anyone know if this still counts as a fail or an advisory?
The more I read about it the muddier the waters getting.

My problem is the freanders out of mot. I'd like to mot it then get the codes read.

I do have a obd cable to usb. But I can't get any software to talk to the lander.

2005 td4 freelander if it helps.
Cheers all

Nodge68 · Dec 17, 2013

SRS light is a fail.

discool · Dec 17, 2013

SRS light is Not a fail but a non functioning one is:

A Supplementary Restraint System (SRS) malfunction indicator lamp indicating a system malfunction.

So u have SRS but no lamp u have a system malfunction etc etc.

kevins · Dec 17, 2013

Nodge68 said:
SRS light is a fail.

srs light is not a fail I had mine done in November with the srs lights on tho I did ask first and they told me its not included in the test infact the srs light is still on

mjrimmer · Dec 17, 2013

ShuntDisco said:
Anyone know if this still counts as a fail or an advisory?
The more I read about it the muddier the waters getting.

My problem is the freanders out of mot. I'd like to mot it then get the codes read.

I do have a obd cable to usb. But I can't get any software to talk to the lander.

2005 td4 freelander if it helps.
Cheers all

Have you checked the plug under the drivers seat?

ShuntDisco · Dec 17, 2013

Yup.
I was told by a yeehaw mechanic that plugged it in that it was the bit behind the wheel. Clockspring? So changed that.
An also unplugged the seats an cleaned the connections while the battery was off.

So I don't know if there's another fault or if it needs reading and clearing.

kevins · Dec 17, 2013

ShuntDisco said:
Yup.
I was told by a yeehaw mechanic that plugged it in that it was the bit behind the wheel. Clockspring? So changed that.
An also unplugged the seats an cleaned the connections while the battery was off.

So I don't know if there's another fault or if it needs reading and clearing.

srs is not a fail I had my mot done in November with srs lights on and it passed ok... I did ask first as well and they told me its not a testable item the srs light is still on now

ShuntDisco · Dec 17, 2013

Excellent news. It's great to hear from recent experiance.
Thanks.

Datatek · Dec 17, 2013

The new regs when they are applied will make an SRS light on an MOT failure.

bruno1926 · Dec 17, 2013

From 20th March 2013 it will be a fail along with a load of other stuff that was delayed from this year see:-

MOT Test Checks List - MOT Testing Industry Portal

ShuntDisco · Dec 17, 2013

kevins said:
srs is not a fail I had my mot done in November with srs lights on and it passed ok... I did ask first as well and they told me its not a testable item the srs light is still on now

See muddy waters.
According to the regs it should fail.

I'm guessing its gonna depend on where I take it

Mr kaiser · Dec 17, 2013

Mine had it on a friend took it off for me before mot it was the passenger seat belt retentioner.apparently when the seat gets rammed back to hard this can cause it and did cause it twice.just get it took off.

Datatek · Dec 17, 2013

Mr kaiser said:
Mine had it on a friend took it off for me before mot it was the passenger seat belt retentioner.apparently when the seat gets rammed back to hard this can cause it and did cause it twice.just get it took off.

No light will also be a fail, it has to light for the self test.

Mr kaiser · Dec 17, 2013

It works as it should now it was just permanently on.dont know what device it was though

Nodge68 · Dec 17, 2013

kevins said:
srs light is not a fail I had mine done in November with the srs lights on tho I did ask first and they told me its not included in the test infact the srs light is still on

As of March 2013 an illuminated SRS light is or should be a fail

Brack · Dec 17, 2013

bruno1926 said:
From 20th March 2013 it will be a fail along with a load of other stuff that was delayed from this year see:-

MOT Test Checks List - MOT Testing Industry Portal

No doubt the cost of the MOT will be going up - to cover the extra time to check everything.

Eddieo · Jun 27, 2017

mjrimmer said:
Have you checked the plug under the drivers seat?

Any idea if the srs cables under the passenger seat need to be reconnected the right way round? My connector is broken and I'm not sure of the wire colour codes

Nodge68 · Jun 27, 2017

Eddieo said:
Any idea if the srs cables under the passenger seat need to be reconnected the right way round? My connector is broken and I'm not sure of the wire colour codes

I would think that connecting them the wrong way, could result in a fault light, or firing of the seat pyrotechnic.

Sharps · Oct 12, 2017

SRS light once came on and stayed on in my Freelander. Garage checked it using a laptop and couldn't find any reason. Fault was cleared by mechanic and has not occurred again. Intermittent faults are an arse!

Alibro · Oct 14, 2017

ShuntDisco said:
Yup.
I was told by a yeehaw mechanic that plugged it in that it was the bit behind the wheel. Clockspring? So changed that.
An also unplugged the seats an cleaned the connections while the battery was off.

So I don't know if there's another fault or if it needs reading and clearing.

Were you careful to centre the clockspring before fitting the wheel? Don't ask how I know.

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