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What is SRS system
SRS system is a part of vehicle, which provide safety,and this safety features used most of the vehicle today's for safe journey

                    SRS full form

SUPPLEMENTAL Restraint system


How does SRS work

SRS system work on this some condition the condition are taken form 1)wear a seat belt properly 2) close the vehicle door properly
If any car have an accident but SRS not working properly may be these person not wear seat belt properly or not the door close properly🚙

What is SRS light

SRS light is a part of SRS system,which any abnormability taken from SRS system these light are glowing on vehicle dashboard cluster metre,this light are called warning light (if glowing SRS light need to checking the system from authorised car dealer)

How many/where SRS airbag fitted on car

This is totally depended from car manufacturer,because how many airbag fitted on this price segment it's it's totally dependent how much cost of this vehicle,safety vehicle most popular in (Toyota vehicle it is always provide customer safety)

SRS air bag fitted on car some area is...

  •       Driver side horn pad
  •       Driver side knee airbag
  •       Passenger side front air bag
  •       Driver & passenger site side wall airbag
  •       Rear both site side airbag

How many SRS air bag component

  •        SRS cylinder
  •        SRS airbags
  •        SRS control Module(ECU)
  •        SRS check light
  •        Sit belt
  •        Door lock system

   Problem on SRS system

   Some day ago I see one car have a check light on car dash board on cluster meter,so I checked them and found one code which are targeted on driver side SRS air bag system are faulty ,I checked them and found driver side systems are ok but SRS main airbag ECU are problem on the pin because those are link between each other, I was call the car owner and say can you tell me your car how to enter water on there he tell me some days ago my car garage enter have a many water because there was a down area in this rainy days are most problem, and I was observed they are right because this are pin are damaged by water this why this type of code are generated,so I replace this SRS ECU as per manual and problem was gone
Modern car's have a more Electrical sensors for safety so SRS have more piece are used for point to point safety.

     More information check below link...

     https://Automobiletution.blogspot.com

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