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SRS system 850

I know I have beat this to death, but does anyone have a wiring diagram for the SRS system. I have a light that flickers on and off. Local Indi looked at it, but he is as stumped as I am. He said it should be either on or off, not flickering. No codes, and I have tried clearing it. I have also removed the battery overnight. Removed the crash sensor from the center console and cleaned the ground at that point. I have cleaned the ground by the battery. I have removed the fuse from the OBD circuit. Still no luck. I am willing to check more spots, just need to know what other parts are out there to check.








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    SRS system 850

    Check the mylar strip for the airbag in your steering wheel. This caused us all kinds of issues until discovered and replaced. The piece reels in and out as you turn your steering wheel and is a weak link that will eventually tear all the way through. I suspect it is torn slightly and the wire that is enveloped by it is making contact sometimes and not at others, or a very slight contact giving you the flickering light...just a thought but would be easy to diagnose. Make sure you disconnect the battery for at least 20 minutes before taking the steering wheel's center out as you don't want to get a "real" SRS light...then only the dealer can reset the light....don't forget that you'll need your radio code.
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    1998 S70 T5 Emarald Green Metallic, 2004 V70 2.5T Ruby Red, Previous Owner of Black '94 850 Turbo Wagon. My cars have been running so well lately they've got me worried.







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