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The SRS light on the W140 model is illuminated after a battery discharge.


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I only use my W140 vehicle on a monthly basis for a 300-mile round trip to my workplace. However, when I recently relocated over the weekend to clean it before this month's excursion, I discovered that the battery was entirely depleted. I attempted to use a power pack as well as attempted to jumpstart the device using a spare battery, but both methods were ineffective. Consequently, I proceeded to recharge the battery.
The battery, which was installed in 2023, does not seem to be the cause of the issue. However, I did observe that it never fully charges throughout the recharging process. After a duration of around 3 to 4 hours, I attempted to start it and it functioned well, although with the SRS light on.
Yesterday, I attempted to relocate my car in order to refuel it, as I planned to use it for my work commute the following day. However, I encountered the issue of a depleted battery once again. Fortunately, I had a spare battery that was identical to the original, so I replaced it and successfully started the car. However, the SRS light remains illuminated and does not turn off, even after running the car for a duration of five minutes.
I assume that there may be a parasitic drain on the battery originating from an unknown source, resulting in the battery being discharged. Could you kindly provide your insights on this matter, as well as any information on the SRS light?

Thank you.

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