Airbag / SRS warning light is on
The airbag (SRS) light means the supplemental restraint system has found a fault and may not deploy the airbags in a crash. The car still drives, but a key safety system could be offline, so get it diagnosed promptly.
Check the basics, then get it scanned
The car is driveable, but your airbags may not fire in a collision. A loose connector under a seat is a common, simple cause; otherwise it needs a proper SRS scan.
โ ๏ธ Safety first
With the SRS light on, assume the airbags may not deploy. Avoid unnecessary trips and get it checked promptly.
- 1Restart the car โ a momentary glitch sometimes clears the light.
- 2Check that nothing has jarred the connectors under the front seats (common after moving a seat or shampooing carpets).
- 3Make sure no seatbelt is jammed or a buckle sensor is stuck.
- 4If the light stays on, book an SRS diagnostic โ the code pinpoints the fault.
- 5Drive extra carefully until it's fixed, since airbag protection may be reduced.
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