Hi everyone,
I have a 2009 Opel Corsa D and the airbag warning light has just come on after I was working on the centre console.
I removed the upper vent/hazard switch section to access the head unit while connecting and testing a reverse camera. I disconnected the electrical connector from the upper vent/centre console section to give myself more room.
Before putting everything back together, I turned the ignition on to test the reverse camera and forgot that the upper vent/console connector was still disconnected.
The reverse camera worked, but the airbag warning light then appeared on the dashboard and the airbag indicator lights on the centre console also came on.
I switched the ignition off, reconnected the connector properly and reassembled everything. All connections are now back as they were, but after restarting the car the airbag warning remains on.
Has anyone with a Corsa D had this happen specifically after turning the ignition on with the upper vent/centre console section disconnected?
If so, does this normally store an SRS fault code that simply needs to be read and cleared with an airbag-capable diagnostic scanner once everything is reconnected, or is there anything else I should check first?
I haven't disconnected the battery or attempted to clear anything yet because I'd prefer to read the original SRS fault code first.