SRS Light

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Is there a simple way to reset the SRS light on a Vectra (it's on from a
voltage trigger, not a fault trigger) ?

On my previous Rover 600, you could do it by sticking a paper clip in a
diagnostics port and performing the relevant code :) Is there anything
similiar for Vauxhall, rather than taking it to a dealer and spending
£40 or whatever for them to do sod all other than plug their little
device in and click 'reset' ?
 
Lordy said:
Is there a simple way to reset the SRS light on a Vectra (it's on from a
voltage trigger, not a fault trigger) ?

On my previous Rover 600, you could do it by sticking a paper clip in a
diagnostics port and performing the relevant code :) Is there anything
similiar for Vauxhall, rather than taking it to a dealer and spending
£40 or whatever for them to do sod all other than plug their little
device in and click 'reset' ?
There's is no quick cure without special equipment, however £40 is rather
steep. There are those who will reset the light for about £10. We do this on
a regular basis.
 
Is there a simple way to reset the SRS light on a Vectra (it's on from a
There's is no quick cure without special equipment

That's what Rover main dealers say as well. A bit of inside knowledge
and a paperclip in the diagnostics port soon sorts that out tho :)
however £40 is rather steep.

Average Rover main dealer charges anywhere between £25 to £50, I assume
a Vauxhall dealer won't be much different.
There are those who will reset the light for about £10.
We do this on a regular basis.

"we" being ?
 
Lordy said:
That's what Rover main dealers say as well. A bit of inside knowledge
and a paperclip in the diagnostics port soon sorts that out tho :)


Average Rover main dealer charges anywhere between £25 to £50, I assume
a Vauxhall dealer won't be much different.


"we" being ?

Fault codes can often be read using the paper clip method, however AFAIK,
they can't be erased. To experiment with this method would be rather
fool-hardy, as damage would, no doubt, result.
As far as I'm aware, the SRS cannot be read using this method.
We = the company I own.
 

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