Model S airbag light on continuously with no error code

[overideuk]

Having an issue with the airbag light coming on intermittently that is now on continuously. No faults showing when local EV garage has plugged it into their computer. No error code in the infotainment either. Tesla say I need to take it to them for diagnostics as they can’t find a problem remotely. Anyone has this issue before? My local SC is 120 miles away and would rather have a local fix for this one. Any help would be great!

 

[overideuk]

This is a Model S P85

 

[MtotheC]

This is a Model S P85

Any fix on this? My model S is doing the same. Thanks.

 

[Leni]

Had the same issue...
Found broken wire in the place which connects the door and instrument cluster... (dont know the name of this location)
Just connected the wires back and isolated them with tape... 15 min fix and all was fine.

 

[NewbyMaybe]

Please post a pic or a clue of some kind.

 

[Leni]

Inside of this... the wires are very thin and tend to snip.
Well, that worked for me... hopefully its the same airbag.

 

[Ketchups]

I had a bizarre issue where the vehicle went into Neutral on it's own (once) during highway speeds, SC at the time recommended replacing the SCCM.

While I was waiting for parts, a few months later, the SRS started coming on while driving, then it stayed on continuously. I researched and saw on another thread that replacing the SCCM resolved the same issue - SRS light on, no other alerts or errors. So eventually I had the SC replace the SCCM and declined their attempt at charging me for a general diagnostic for an issue that was already identified. Once the new SCCM was installed, the SRS light immediately went away and never came back.

Hope this helps others with the same issue as the hourly diagnostic rate can add up fast when looking for a needle in a haystack!

 

[Ketchups]

I had a bizarre issue where the vehicle went into Neutral on it's own (once) during highway speeds, SC at the time recommended replacing the SCCM.

While I was waiting for parts, a few months later, the SRS started coming on while driving, then it stayed on continuously. I researched and saw on another thread that replacing the SCCM resolved the same issue - SRS light on, no other alerts or errors. So eventually I had the SC replace the SCCM and declined their attempt at charging me for a general diagnostic for an issue that was already identified. Once the new SCCM was installed, the SRS light immediately went away and never came back.

Hope this helps others with the same issue as the hourly diagnostic rate can add up fast when looking for a needle in a haystack!

Also, to add to this. It could be as simple as a slight loose connector under the seat and as Leni pointed out above, a snagged wire.