Have you looked under your seat and found the interface module shown in the first picture in the 5th row of photos? You need to find it, and check the connections on both ends before you do anything else. There is a set of wires that come from the cable way in the floor that goes to one end. The other end has a connector and the cable that goes to it goes up into the seat to the occupancy sensor.
Even if the connectors are in place, you need to try disconnecting and reconnecting them to clean the contacts. Then you need to have the SRS codes reset to see if that fixed the problem.
Sometimes just a dirty connection will trigger the SRS fault.
What ever you do you will still have to have the SRS system reset in order to clear the faults from memory.
Even if the connectors are in place, you need to try disconnecting and reconnecting them to clean the contacts. Then you need to have the SRS codes reset to see if that fixed the problem.
Sometimes just a dirty connection will trigger the SRS fault.
What ever you do you will still have to have the SRS system reset in order to clear the faults from memory.