SRS Light on 1995 Disco
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ptschram
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No, removing the fuse will not extinguish the light. It will require a Rover specific diagnostic computer.
Good luck with this. I have had NO luck with '94/'95 Discos and '95 RRCs when it comes to the airbags.
Good luck with this. I have had NO luck with '94/'95 Discos and '95 RRCs when it comes to the airbags.
let me guess...just over 151000 miles?
seems they all pop on at right about that odometer reading.
seems they all pop on at right about that odometer reading.
disconnect the positive and negative battery terminals. disconnect the srs under steering column. let sit for like 10 minutes. reconnect all; turn key to second position; let sit for 10 minutes. turn engine on and run for like 10 min. if this doesnt work then drive it off a cliff.
ptschram
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Sadly, the bulb lasts longer than the anti-lock bulb.
Don't worry, it will eventually burn out as well.
Don't worry, it will eventually burn out as well.
mine went on after the 200k mark when the steering coupler splines stripped out and the ribbon tape was destroyed after spinning the wheel around like a boat captain.
And of all the dash bulbs to burn out mine chose the cruise control light. I thought it was broken for a long time too.
And of all the dash bulbs to burn out mine chose the cruise control light. I thought it was broken for a long time too.
DarthMole18 said:
this intrests me
when you disconnect the two battery lines are you also connecting them to each other to discharge the SRS capacitors?
have you actually done this or just heard about it being done?
is there a procedure on this written that you can refrence?
Went to the dealer (Land Rover Dallas) and they told me the only way to get the SRS light off was to replace the airbags. I did know the bags are supposed to be replaced every what is it 10 years?
I removed the instrument bezel, cut out a neat square of black electrical tape and stuck it over the SRS light on my DII. I have to look really hard to see it.
