What does SRS mean? - 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse

It is for the Airbag supplemental restraint system (SRS.)

This is a air bag fault light .it comes on when you have a fault in the air bag system.

srs light mean suplementary restrain system or air bag if light is on means you have a problem need to scann system to correst the problem

The SRS light is for the "Safety Restraint System" (Airbags). If the SRS light stays lit then there is a problem with the system and it may not function in the event of a crash. Have the SRS system services by a qualified technician. It is not something for the average DIYer.

Hi.

If the SRS light is on it means that a problem with the SRS has been detected and an error code has been stored in the relevant computer modules. If there is no fault the SRS light will go off after disconnecting battery terminals for five minutes (make sure you have stereo code if needed). Most of the times the light cannot be reset unless the fault causing the problem is fied (e.g. defective SRS sensor). The best thing to do is a code scanning that will also reset the light, followed with troubleshooting and repair of the problem that is triggering the SRS warning.

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SRS is supplemental restraint system, meaning air bags, and seatbelts. You need to get is scanned to see what issue it has.

SRS lite means airbag system is not working if the lite is illuminated.

srs means secondary restraint system. e.g air bags and things like that. when it stays on for a few seconds its because it is doing a systems check. if the light stays on all the time then there is a problem. hope i helped.

SRS stands for Supplimental Restraint System. It's a fancy term for the airbag system. If the airbags have not actually been deployed in a crash, the indicator can be triggered if you turn on the ignition with part of the SRS system disconnected (for instance if you removed a seat and disconnected the wiring harness underneath), or if a component has failed.

SRS is the Suplemental Restraint System, if its on it means there is something wrong with either a sensor or an airbag itself.

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