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    Default SRS Fault, help please

    just removed the seats in my vy ss ute, just to put a new amp in. wen i put the seats back in the "srs fault' warning comes up and beeps its tits off at me.

    i checked the yellow plug underneath both seats were in properly but still getting the fault.

    any ideas?

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    Hey mate,

    As far as i know you will have to get it reset at holden, i took the seats out of
    my VY and got the SRS fault and had to get it reset. Some sort of safety thing i think and will not matter if you have everything connected correctly.
    Mate of mine works for holden so he reset it for me. Maybe someone else knows a way to get around it?

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    when you do it your mean to have the battry disconnected it should work fine that way try disconnecting battry and leaving it for a 10mins than reconnect if that doesnt work do wat zacrach83 said

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    thanx guys, its getting serviced atm. if they dont pick it up ill try the battery.
    thanx heaps

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    haha good idea, but i should prob avoid another run in with the bunbury holden staff

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    sounds like you either shorted something (ie didnt disconnect battery during install/removal) or u have side air bags and didnt disconnect battery, LOL

    either way, TECH 2 will get rid of it, and you learnt your lesson!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SAV_117 View Post
    next time dissconnect the battry before doin anythin like that
    sure will lol goota learn the hard way every now and then lol


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