On Sat, 28 Apr 2018 10:31:15 +0100, dennis@home wrote:

I can see that its a waste of time arguing with you so I wont.

He only asked you to cite the relevant law! The fact that you have been
conspicuously unable to do so has not gone unnoticed!

To the OP: looking on YT there one common factor that seems to be
responsible in the vast majority of airbag failure warnings and that is
insecure connector blocks under the two front seats. The blocks in
question are colour coded yellow. Take a close look at 'em, wiggle 'em
around a bit and see if the fault clears itself.
Airbag warnings are not like maintenance warnings in that you cannot
clear them without fixing the underlying fault first. That's bad news if
the wiggling doesn't work!




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