How to Reset the Range Rover Airbag Fault Code
by Alibaster SmithThe airbag assembly on your Range Rover will normally work fine for many years. It is rare that your airbag assembly will malfunction. However, when it does, you will need to have the problem fixed. Since the airbag assembly is a critical safety component, you should take this problem to a licensed mechanic who is trained to work on airbag assemblies. Once the airbag assembly is fixed, you'll need to reset the Range Rover's airbag fault code.
Step 1
Open the hood and loosen the retaining nut on the cable clamp running to the negative battery terminal.
Step 2
Slide the clamp off of the negative battery terminal.
Step 3
Wait 1 minute for the Range Rover's electronic control module to cycle and reset. Then, reconnect the clamp to the negative battery terminal.
Step 4
Tighten the retaining nut on the cable clamp. The airbag light should go out at this point. When it does, you'll know that the fault code has been erased.
References
- "Range Rover Factory Repair Manual 1990-1994"; Land Rover; 1994
Things You'll Need
- Socket wrench
- Socket set
Writer Bio
I am a Registered Financial Consultant with 6 years experience in the financial services industry. I am trained in the financial planning process, with an emphasis in life insurance and annuity contracts. I have written for Demand Studios since 2009.
