2002 Renault Clio Repair Question
Renault clio airbag and service light
Asked by swally125Answer
need the codes for the failing systems.
Roy
dunno how to get the codes i have however heard that this is a very common problem with clios and that its something to do with wiring i live in the scottish highland and garages charge a fortune i have quite a bit of car and general engineering know how cheers
let us know so we can help you.
Roy
i donno what codes are and how to get them can you please tell me what they are and how to get them cheers
The only way to test this is to scan the ECU with an OBD11 scanner, the SRS system is rather complex and no mechanic no matter how experienced will attempt to do any repairs with out knowing where the fault lies and to do this the system must be scanned, often the components are expensive and who want to start throwing parts at the car in the hope of getting it fixed... eventually. you may have to adjust the sun roof or check for blocked drains or worn or damaged seals.
all rubbish, i had same problem on my 2002 clio 1.5 Dci. Basically under the passenger seat you should see some wires. give them a wiggle and then see if lights still on, if they still are carefully unplug and re plug and they should definitely turn off. hope it works, has done for me 3 times.
Give the wires a wiggle??? and the problem has kept recurring???? great fix...not! Inappropriate and dangerous in the extreme.... it is obvious that the last poster has no understanding of the SRS system at all.
well it works :D
a number of forums will tell you that this is a common fault in a clio and renault try charging £1000+ to fix it so why not just do this simple fix every so often as there is actually nothing wrong with the car at all :D chill out dude!
We are here to advise on the correct repairs and having people calling our advice rubbish is counter productive, whenever the SRS light is on, the system is deactivated so no airbag deployment will occure during an impact, hence fixing this serious fault correctly, as a professional tradesman i would never allow a customer to drive a car knowing that a temporary fix could cause death or serious injury, could you live with that if your fix failed again and someone was killed or seriously injured? that's the difference between a professional and an amateur......