Mercedes SRS unit (Passive Safety System) Fault Code

Cars are not only a common mode of transportation, but also a source of danger. With the ever-increasing number of vehicles on the roads of Turkey and the world, increased travel speeds inevitably lead to more accidents. Therefore, the designer’s job is to make a car that is not only comfortable but also safe. Passive safety systems can help solve this problem.

Mercedes Fault Code Fault Code Meaning
SRS 0100 Internal malfunction of the control unit
SRS 0105 Internal malfunction of the control unit
SRS 0201 Airbag malfunction on the driver’s side has a short circuit fault.
SRS 0202 The airbag on the driver’s side has an open circuit fault.
SRS 0203 The airbag on the driver’s side has a fault “Short circuit” to ground.
SRS 0204 The airbag on the driver’s side has a fault “Short circuit” to positive.
SRS 0205 The capacity of the driver’s airbag ignition circuit is too large.
SRS 0206 The capacity of the pilot airbag pilot circuit is too low.
SRS 0301 The emergency seat belt tensioner in the inertia coil in the center has a “Short Circuit” fault.
SRS 0302 The emergency seat belt tensioner in the inertia coil in the center has an “Open circuit” fault.
SRS 0303 The emergency seat belt tensioner in the inertia coil in the center has a “short circuit” to ground fault.
SRS 0304 The emergency seat belt tensioner in the inertia coil in the center has a “Short circuit” to positive fault.
SRS 0305 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the seat belt pretensioner in the middle is too large.
SRS 0306 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the seat belt pretensioner in the middle is too small.
SRS 0401 The driver’s side belt tensioner fault has a “Short Circuit” fault.
SRS 0402 The driver’s seat belt tensioner has an open circuit fault.
SRS 0403 The driver’s seat belt pretensioner has a “short circuit” to ground fault.
SRS 0404 The driver’s seat belt tensioner has a “Short Circuit” to positive fault.
SRS 0405 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the driver’s seat belt pretensioner is too large.
SRS 0406 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the driver’s seat belt pretensioner is too low.
SRS 0501 The front passenger side belt tensioner fault has a “Short Circuit” fault.
SRS 0502 The seat belt tensioner on the passenger side has an open circuit fault.
SRS 0503 The passenger side seat belt tensioner has a “Short to Ground” fault.
SRS 0504 Passenger side seat belt pretensioner has a short to positive fault.
SRS 0505 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the seat belt pretensioner on the front passenger side is too large.
SRS 0506 The capacity of the ignition circuit of the seat belt pretensioner on the front passenger side is too low.
SRS 0601 Warning lamp 1 has a “Short circuit” to ground/open circuit fault.
SRS 0602 Control lamp 1 has a “Short Circuit” to positive fault.
SRS 0603 Warning lamp 1 has a “Short circuit” to ground/open circuit fault.
SRS 0604 Control lamp 1 has a “Short Circuit” to positive fault.
SRS 0703 Warning lamp 2 has a “Short circuit” to ground/open circuit fault.
SRS 0704 The control lamp 2 has a “Short Circuit” to positive fault.
SRS 0901 Voltage too low at terminal 15
SRS 0902 Voltage too high at terminal 15
SRS 0903 The SRS control unit has triggered the deployment of the airbag/s.
SRS 0904 Equipment parameterized incorrectly.