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SRS Warning light S70 1998

posted by  someone claiming to be Phil Jones on  Sun Nov 25 15:01 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I recently had a horrible rattle coming from my B pillar right behind my ear. I narrowed it down to the mounting and bolts holding the seat belt in place. With the careful instructions outlined in my Hanyes book I diconnected the NEG on the Bat and waited 10 min before disconnecting the pretentioner and unbolting my seatbelt. Once I had the seatbelt removed from the post, I wanted to ensure I had isolated the rattle so I left the pretensioner unplugged, reconnected the bat and drove the car about 1 mile, NO RATTLE:) The SRS light was on then but that was expected, since I had not reconnected the seat belt.

I then unhooked the battery, waited 10 min and began to reinstall my seatbelt. I got everything put back together and started up the car. Road tested it and the RATTLE is GONE!! It only took about 3 months to hunt this one down! But my SRS light has remained on since then, its been 5 days.

Soooooooo............ now what?? Thanks.





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