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. |