What does SRS mean on a car dash?

What does SRS mean on a car dash?

Supplemental Restraint System

What causes an SRS light to come on?

Defective Passenger Seat Occupancy Sensor If someone is sitting in the front seat, there is a sensor that alerts the SRS system. If there is an adult in the seat, the passenger airbag will be ready to protect the occupant. However, when the sensor doesn’t work right, it can cause the SRS light to come on.

Is the SRS light an MOT failure?

If your airbag light is on or your SRS supplementary restraint system warning lamp is on it will fail its MOT. It comes under section 7.1. You can also try to reset the airbag or SRS light which may resolve the problem.

How much does it cost to reset airbags UK?

Additional airbag replacement costs Not forgetting the labour cost involved in replacing an airbag, which is not something to be done by an inexperienced mechanic. The total cost of replacing an airbag can be over £700, and in some cars the cost can be anywhere close to £2000.

Are daytime running lights mandatory in UK?

Vehicle manufacturers must fit DRL to new types of passenger car and light goods vehicle (car derived vans) type approved to European vehicle requirements from February 2011 [footnote 1] . DRL activate automatically when the engine is started and remain on unless the headlamps are switched on.

How many points can an MOT tester get?

DVSA are unable to give all of the information, however we do know that the maximum amount of points that could be scored by a MOT garage is up to 1700. It is very easy to gain a high score with only small errors in your operation.

How do I stop being an MOT tester?

If you stopped testing voluntarily

1. Take the current year’s annual training and assessment.
2. Take extra training. For example, read the inspection manuals or take a training course. DVSA can ask you for evidence you’ve done it.
3. Take a ‘returning to MOT testing’ demonstration test. Call DVSA to book your test.

How many days can you drive without an MOT?

Is there ever a time I can drive without an MOT? The simple answer is, no. If your vehicle is more than three years old, you can’t drive without an MOT unless you’re on the way to the garage for your pre-booked MOT appointment.

Can the police check if you have mot?

In most cases, yes. The only exception is if you are driving a vehicle to a pre-booked MOT test, or if you are driving it to or from a garage where it is getting repaired. Police might ask to see proof of your appointment.