We are proud to offer an industry-leading turnaround on all our repairs. Please contact the team directly on 01709 257 357 for an update on your order.

There will be extra delays if you have not paid for the service online, paid the wrong amount, or haven’t included the required information in the parcel with the items for repair.

Blown seatbelts do not have to be locked and sometimes show no symptoms of fault. The airbag light and code does indicate that the seatbelt is bad and will need to be repaired. Each seatbelt is equipped with a gas-charge that if blown, will not work again. We fix these seatbelts!

The SRS airbag module is easy to remove and can be done without a professional mechanic. Though we strongly advise knowledgeable individuals removing an SRS module, it can be done at your own risk by following the easy steps:

1.Disconnect the negative terminal of your car’s battery and wait at least 5 minutes before proceeding.

2. Locate the SRS airbag unit. In most vehicles, it will be under the center console which, between the front seats under the dash or the front driver or passenger seat. Most SRS units will look similar to a metal enclosure and a yellow plug. Others will have a metal enclosure with a black cap.

3.Unbolt the unit and disconnect the wire harness or airbag plugs going to it.