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Hello everyone!
I don't know if this where I ask questions but here goes.
I have a 2006 V50 (I think, smallest 2X4 wagon). We had my detail guy work on the sunroof drain (pools of water in the D-side floor wells). He removed the carpeting, tossed the old wet padding, let it all dry out with fans etc. then put the carpet back in with new padding. I'm assuming he removed the seats to do all of this. He did a fine job, everything stays dry when it rains now. Here is the but: Now the SRS airbag light is on. Could something he did trigger this?
I don't know if this where I ask questions but here goes.
I have a 2006 V50 (I think, smallest 2X4 wagon). We had my detail guy work on the sunroof drain (pools of water in the D-side floor wells). He removed the carpeting, tossed the old wet padding, let it all dry out with fans etc. then put the carpet back in with new padding. I'm assuming he removed the seats to do all of this. He did a fine job, everything stays dry when it rains now. Here is the but: Now the SRS airbag light is on. Could something he did trigger this?
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yes, if he unplugged the SRS connector when he removed the seats and didn't disconnect the battery, it will set off a SRS code. You need an OBD2 reader capable of reading chassis codes to reset.
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