SRS Warning Lamp 1999 Honda Accord 2.0ES Auto Saloon

Possibly, Not me, No.

Ed ( snipped-for-privacy@btinternet.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Seatbelt pretensioner wiring.

No.

There aren't any quick checks or resets for these, you have to plug into a tester. Check your battery voltage first, these are prone to picking up a low voltage to the ECU error code if the battery is getting tired.

Hondas are also prone to picking up errors when hitting speed humps too.

If you're in the North East, come and see me :-)

You sure? I'd have thought an SRS warning light was an instant fail bicbw.

Regardless, most airbag warning lights are triggered by the seatbelt pre-tensioner wiring which is usually situated under the front seats. Quite easy for these wires to get kicked / knocked by a loose tin of beans or something. :) Look for wiring under the seats and check all is connected properly.

Dave

Dave ( snipped-for-privacy@dsl.pipex.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Yes.

Airbags/pretensioners/warning lights aren't testable at all.