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Old 05-15-2020, 03:04 AM
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hello everyone, where is the srs block?
 
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Welcome to the forums ruslan68mb,

Do you mean the SRS (Supplementary Restraint System) Module? Also please add vehicle Model and Year details.

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Welcome to the forums ruslan68mb,

Do you mean the SRS (Supplementary Restraint System) Module? Also please add vehicle Model and Year details.

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yes, srs module, jaguar XK8 x100 2003. Some say 2 modules are installed. I don't know if this is true or not
 
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SRS is complex. This diagram from JTIS (Jaguar Technical Information System) is the easiest explanation of the system:





Here is the module under the centre console cubby box liner on my 2005 XK8:





Good luck - SRS faults can be difficult to troubleshoot.

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Originally Posted by GGG
SRS is complex. This diagram from JTIS (Jaguar Technical Information System) is the easiest explanation of the system:





Here is the module under the centre console cubby box liner on my 2005 XK8:





Good luck - SRS faults can be difficult to troubleshoot.

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why 2 modules: 12 and 17?
 
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Perhaps if you tell us what problem you have, we can help?
 
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Originally Posted by bladerunner919
Perhaps if you tell us what problem you have, we can help?
Why is there 2 blocks in the car? one in the center, the second at the right stand
 
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Because they do different things. One controls the airbags,and one controls the restraints (seatbelts). That doesn't actually answer the question about what problem you are having.
 
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Originally Posted by bladerunner919
Because they do different things. One controls the airbags,and one controls the restraints (seatbelts). That doesn't actually answer the question about what problem you are having.
I have such security errors. I want to remove the module to reflash it

 
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Reflashing is the nuclear option!

B2291: OPS Sensor Fault
B2292: Pretensioner Circuit Front - Open Circuit
B2295: Air Bag Side - Open Circuit

With each of these, the PID code will indicate which sensor or which side (driver or passenger). The DTC combination suggests harness damage or faulty harness connectors.

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Originally Posted by GGG
Reflashing is the nuclear option!

B2291: OPS Sensor Fault
B2292: Pretensioner Circuit Front - Open Circuit
B2295: Air Bag Side - Open Circuit

With each of these, the PID code will indicate which sensor or which side (driver or passenger). The DTC combination suggests harness damage or faulty harness connectors.

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car after an accident.
 
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Originally Posted by ruslan68tmb
car after an accident.
Have the belt pretensioners and the airbags been fired?
 
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car after an accident.
It's always the details that make the difference.

As asked by crbass above - fired (?) and if so, additional damage to the vehicle makes a big difference to the diagnosis, testing and repair.

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Doesn't sound like reflashing is worthwhile.
 
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Some modules can be used several times. There is a way to determine which modules and how many times but I forget all the details.(been too long since I worked at the dealer)

Here is a TSB with info that might help.

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Thank you all, found and reflashed the module
 
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