An airbag (SRS) warning light means the car has turned off part or all of its airbag protection until the fault is fixed. If the light stays on after the car starts, the airbags or seat belt pretensioners may not deploy in a crash. That is a safety problem, not a cosmetic one, and it can lower the car's trade-in value.
Green's Garage, family-owned on Coral Way since 1957, tests the supplemental restraint system to find the actual cause before any part is replaced. Our team confirms the repair with you after the inspection.
Book a free safety inspection · Call 305-444-8881
Common reasons the airbag light comes on
- Clock spring (the coiled ribbon behind the steering wheel), often with a horn or steering-wheel buttons that stop working
- Seat occupancy / passenger presence sensor faults ("passenger airbag off" when someone is sitting there)
- Connectors and wiring under the front seats, often after a seat was moved, removed or got wet
- Seat belt buckle switches and pretensioner circuits
- Crash, impact or side sensors, and stored crash data after a collision or a deployment
- Low battery voltage or a recent battery change that left a stored fault
How we check it
- Scan the airbag control module and record every stored and active code.
- Test the circuit the code points to: clock spring, seat wiring, sensors and connectors.
- Show you our findings and confirm the repair before any work begins.
- Clear the fault after the repair and confirm the warning light stays off.
We never just clear the code and send you on your way. If a repair needs dealer-only programming, we'll tell you up front.
Makes we see
European makes (Land Rover, Range Rover, Jaguar, BMW, MINI, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, Volvo), Lexus and Toyota, Honda and Acura, Subaru, Infiniti and Genesis, plus most other makes.
Why drivers choose Green's Garage
- Free safety inspection
- 36-month/36,000-mile warranty on our repairs
- Complimentary Uber to and from the shop
- Dealer price matching
- Se habla español
Book online or call 305-444-8881 · 2221 SW 32nd Ave, Miami
Luz de bolsa de aire (SRS) encendida en Miami
Cuando se enciende la luz de la bolsa de aire (SRS), el carro desactiva parte o toda la protección de las bolsas de aire hasta que se repare la falla. En un choque, las bolsas de aire o los pretensores de los cinturones podrían no activarse. Es un problema de seguridad.
Causas comunes: el clock spring (espiral del volante), sensores de ocupante del asiento, conectores y cables debajo de los asientos, hebillas y pretensores de cinturón, sensores de impacto y datos de choque guardados después de un accidente, o voltaje bajo de la batería.
Cómo lo revisamos: escaneamos el módulo de bolsas de aire, probamos el circuito que indica el código y le mostramos lo que encontramos. Nuestro equipo confirma la reparación con usted después de la inspección.
Inspección de seguridad gratis · Garantía de 36 meses/36,000 millas · Uber de cortesía de ida y vuelta · Igualamos el precio del concesionario · Se habla español.
Reserve en línea o llame al 305-444-8881