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Whenever there's a big change in temperature, or whenever it's a little wet out, my SRS light tends to come on. When it dries out, or when it warms up, the light will not come on (except during the diagnostic check when the vehicle is first started).
Is this something I should worry about? Might it affect my air-bag operation?
\'97 Camaro: GN Turbo w/intercooler, 3.42s w/ Auburn HD posi, Bulletproof 4L60E-HD, stage II shift kit, Vette servo, MSD Ign, K&N, Ported TB/MAF, 3\" FlowMaster, 160* thermo, HPTuners v1.6
to be honest... I bet ya its a misfire code. wires may have heated up and are cracking a little and water is causing them to arc and act funny when it rains...
Just a though, if you have the light on try going to a car store and have them scan it to see what it is.
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